9 out of 10 people can't brew fragrant black tea? Master these 5 tips to become a tea brewing expert in seconds π΅
How to make black tea taste good? π΅
Hey friends, do you always feel that your black tea is missing something? Today, I'll guide you step by step on how to brew a sweet, smooth, and non-bitter black tea. π
π₯ Warm the Cup:
Before brewing black tea, remember to heat the cup with boiling water, both inside and out, just like heating a pan before adding oil, to prepare for the perfect release of the tea leaves!
π± Right Amount of Tea:
While the Gaiwan is hot, quickly add the tea leaves. A ratio of 1 to 30 for tea to water is just right, allowing the tea leaves to be poised for release in the high temperature.
π Shake for Aroma:
Shake the Gaiwan while it's hot, releasing the floral, fruity, and honey-like aromas instantly. The tea leaves will also spread more evenly without clumping together.
β¨οΈ Boiling Water for Brewing:
It's recommended to use boiling water for brewing. Low temperatures won't bring out the aroma and taste of black tea. Boiling water is needed to stimulate the aromatic substances.
π« Quick In and Out:
Pour water and immediately pour out the tea, avoiding steeping for too long. This way, the brewed black tea will be sweet and non-bitter.
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