Lessons
Beginner
What is Tea?
Tisanes
Types of Tea
Teabags vs. Loose
Tea v. Coffee
Health Benefits Part 1
Goal: Perfect Cup
Food Pairings
Cool (Iced) Tea
Tea Drinks
Caffeine and Tea
Tea Stories
Intermediate
How is Tea Made?
How is Tea Flavored?
Measuring Quality
Health Benefits Part 2
Organic, Fair Trade and Kosher
Tea on the Go
White Tea
Green Tea
Oolong Tea
Black Tea
Pu-erh
Rooibos, Honeybush & Maté
Advanced
Camellia Sinensis
Tasting Tea
Talking Tea
Common Tea Questions
Common Health Questions
Chinese Tea
Japanese Tea
Taiwanese (Formosa) Tea
Indian Tea
Sri Lanka (Ceylon) Tea
Two Leaves and a Tastebud: How to Taste
lesson #02 quiz
When tasting tea, it is important to:
Analyze the color of the liquor
Smell the leaves
Slurp loudly
All of the above
When tasting teas, it is advisable to compare:
Apples to oranges
Different teas from the same country
Different samples of the same variety of tea
A wide variety of teas from across the globe
In tasting terminology, the term 'grassy' usually refers to:
Lower quality tea
Adulterated tea
Lemongrass tea
Green and oolong tea
To enhance the flavor of the tea during a tasting, you may wish to add:
Sugar to taste
A splash of milk
A slice of lemon
None of the above
Before you begin a tea tasting, make sure you have:
Accurate measuring equipment
Proper teaware
Good water
All of the above
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