Organic Certification

To drink healthy and clean tea, the first choice must be organic tea. But what exactly is organic tea? Organic tea is grown and processed without the use of synthetic chemicals or genetically modified organisms. This means that pesticides, chemical fertilizers, growth regulators, or synthetic food additives are used during its production.

Single Estate Terroirs

Single estate tea refers to tea leaves that are grown in a specific, uniform environment, typically within the boundaries of a single tea garden or region. This means that all the tea leaves come from the same tea trees, which are managed and planted uniformly, and are grown under the same conditions in terms of climate, altitude, soil, and water.

Tea Gardens

When I think of terroir, I can't help but think of French wines. The word terroir is often seen on labels of French wines as Terroir, Produit du terroir. Terroir refers to the specific characteristics of the environment in which a particular agricultural roduct is produced. This includes the climate, terrain, soil, altitude or tea varieties, production techniques, and the people involved in the process.

Tea Leaves

When we talk about the leaves of the tea tree, perhaps these questions will naturally arise in your mind: how did tea come about?

Who discovered tea first ? When did tea come into existence?

Which Tea is right for you?

Understanding the nutritional content of tea is essential for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Whether we are tea enthusiasts or simply enjoy a cup from time to time, knowing what we are consuming is crucial for making informed decisions about our health and wellbeing.

The chemical composition of tea is a complex and intricate subject, with thousands of compounds found in both the tea plants and tea leaves themselves. Some compounds go through chemical reactions, breaking down or combining to form new compounds during the growing and processing stages. Some compounds change again when brewed in hot water.

The main compounds in tea can be simplified into seven categories: polyphenols/ Amino Acids/ Minerals/ Thearubigins/ Vitamins/ Polysaccharides/ Caffeine.

How to Brew your Tea?

It's important to understand that the way in which you brew your tea, as well as your mindset at the time, directly influences the quality of the tea.

When brewing tea, it's crucial to approach the process with a sense of calmness and focus. By being quiet and mindful, and maintaining a relaxed demeanor, you can enhance the overall experience of brewing and enjoying your tea.

Pay attention to the tea leaves, the water temperature, and the brewing time, as these factors play a critical role in the flavor and aroma of the tea.

The right combination of tea leaves, water temperature, and brewing time will ultimately determine the quality of your tea.

Whether you choose to indulge in a solitary moment of tea appreciation or gather with friends for a tea party, the art of brewing tea demands attention to detail and a willingness to savor the moment.

Tea & Life

Drinking tea, an ancient and wise practice, has become a necessity for someone living in a bustling city. Over the years, I have profoundly experienced the impact of organic tea on my physical and mental health, as well as my quality of life. This is a journey that i wish to share with everyone.

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