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Handy Brew

New Handy Brew.

The new Handy Brew is perfect for making tea (or coffee). Add the leaves & water in at the top & watch the leaves dance to the strength you like. Then place Handy Brew on top of a cup & the tea dispenses out of the "Shut off" system at the bottom. The liquid stops dispensing when you lift it off the cup! No drips!

Made from clear BPA free sturdy pastic. Light weight. Perfect for travel or to send as a gift.

Holds approx 375ml liquid. Fine mesh filter keeps all leaves, including rooibos in the Handy Brew, not in your cup!

rrp $45. Intro special $35. Stocks wont last at this price! Order now for Christmas.

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New Tea Caddy

New Small Tea caddy now available!

Holds about 100g Black Tea, or equivalent green or herbal infusion.

Look under acccesories to order.

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The Art of Tea is a small Tasmanian business, established in 2000. From humble beginnings the Art of Tea began selling just 12 different varieties of tea at Salamanca Market, on Saturdays. The business quickly grew, as the demand for quality loose leaf teas became apparent. The Art of Tea now has over 100 tea & herbal varieties available! The stall at Salamanca Market still plays a key part in the success of the business with interstate & overseas visitors returing to the stall for more of their favourite tea blends. The locals too visit often for a chat and to stock up tea.

Where does tea come from?

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Can I grow tea plants myself?

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What are the different kinds of tea?

The main categories of tea are green, black, and oolong. White tea is now becoming more popular and readily available. All are made from the same Camellia sinensis plant species. The processing method...
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Tea seems to quench thirst, why is that?

A perhaps unexpected benefit of tea drinking is the resulting increase in water consumption, which protects against dehydration. Since caffeine is a mild diuretic, the benefit is not quite as great as...
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How do I make iced tea?

Iced tea is a staple of American Southern life; it is very popular throughout much of the United States , enough so that it is now being marketed in cans and bottles. Good iced tea uses a decent bra...
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Another novelty is the tea-party, an extraordinary meal in that, being offered to persons that have already dined well, it supposes neither appetite nor thirst, and has no object but distraction, no basis but delicate enjoyment. ~Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, The Physiology of Taste

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