Quote:
Originally Posted by astra
I just figured out how to find out nbtea's numbers/names.
If you add a tea to a shopping basket, then go to the basket you see the name of the tea and its number  |
Very clever! Karma for your troubles!
Quote:
|
If you don't like their black Tuocha, Pu-Erh is surely not your cup of tea. Then again, Pu-Erh is not like a normal tea, just like Mate, Rooibos and Lapacho are not.
|
Pu-erh is most definitly NOT my cup of tea! It's an interesting drink, but not what I want when I want tea.
Quote:
|
How do you steep this tuocha?
|
I followed a method I read in "TEA" magazine; I put the toucha into a small cup and added boiling water. I waited two minutes, stirred the remains, then poured off the water. I put the tea into a large tea bag, put that into my tankard, and added 90° water, let it steep for five minutes, removed the tea bag, and gagged on the tea. Well... OK... I didn't gag. But it was nothing that I would write home about. I even finished the mug rather than throwing it away. But now I've made myself a cup of 'China Black' from McNulteys, and I'm a very happy camper!
Stitchawl