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| Tea |
Amount of tea
per 8oz cup of water |
Temperature |
Steep Time |
| White Tea |
1 heaping Tablespoon (3-4g) |
195-205 F
90-95 C |
1-2 minutes |
| Jasmine Tea |
½ T - 1 Tablespoon (3g) |
203-208 F
95-98 C |
1-2 minutes |
| Herbal White Tea |
½ T - 1 Tablespoon (2-3g) |
203-208 F
95-98 C |
1-2 minutes |
| Green Tea |
1 Tablespoon or less (2-3g) |
195-205 F
90-95 C |
1-2 minutes |
| Red Tea |
1 Tablespoon (3-4g) |
203-208 F
95-98 C |
1-2 minutes |
| Wu-long Tea |
1 Tablespoon (4-5g) |
203-208 F
95-98 C |
1-2 minutes |
Our premium teas can be steeped 3-4 times.
Always use filtered or spring water for best flavor.
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Tea Brewing Tips:
All our teas are high-quality "three cup teas," meaning the tea leaves may be brewed at least three times and still retain much of their flavor. |
Four steps of drinking Chinese tea:
| 1. Smell (wen) |
The first step to enjoying a good cup of tea is the scent of the tea leaves. If the tea is high quality, the fragrance will smell “pure.”
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| 2. Sip (chang) |
Take in the flavor of the tea. Some may be surprised to know that bittersweet is a good flavor in a tea. Bitter is a positive quality of the tea if there is a sweetness within the bitterness. A “smoothness” to the taste is another sign of a quality tea. |
| 3. Look (kan) |
Examine your cup of tea. If the water looks fresh and clear, it is a good grade of tea. The clearer the water, the higher the quality. Clear tea is also an indication that the tea leaves are picked earlier in the harvest season. |
| 4. Drink (yin) |
Enjoy your tea!
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Tips to brewing the perfect cup of tea:
- Always use filtered or spring water for best flavor.
- Bring water to a boil and let cool for 1 minute, then pour on tea.
- Steeping time: 1-2 minutes or longer, depending on your taste.
- If tea brewed is too strong, just add hot water to weaken the flavor.
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