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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.
How is tea produced?
The first step in tea production is the harvest. Most harvesting is still done by hand, which is very labor-intensive but a better result is achieved as the picker can choose the high-quality tip leav...
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What is tea?
Tea is a drink made by infusing leaves of the tea plant Camellia sinensis or Thea sinensis in hot water. ...
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How do I make tea in a teapot?
Start with fresh, cold water. Put the water in a kettle to boil.
Prepare a teapot: heat it by filling it (or rinsing it) with hot water.
Shortly before the water in the kettle boils, empty out the...
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What are herbal teas?
Hundreds of different herbs have been used in beverages. These are sometimes called herbal teas. Tea professionals and connoisseurs usually prefer to restrict the name 'tea' to real tea, so you ma...
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How do I use a tea ball or infuser?
Put one teaspoon of tea in the infuser (make sure you do not overfill the infuser as the water needs to be able to circulate around the leaves and the leaves will swell to double their size)
Put inf...
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We had a kettle; we let it leak:
Our not repairing made it worse.
We haven't had any tea for a week...
The bottom is out of the Universe.
~Rudyard Kipling
Our not repairing made it worse.
We haven't had any tea for a week...
The bottom is out of the Universe.
~Rudyard Kipling
