Black Tea

You are viewing an Expert Village Video Series:

Black tea is a strong beverage widely consumed in the western world. Learn about black teas with this free tea brewing video series.

• << Back
• [ 1 ]
• Next >>

• 1.

  

  Black Tea Gradings

  Black teas are graded by leaf size and by where they are grown. Learn about black tea grading with tips from a tea lounge owner in this free tea brewing video.

  

  Views: 231

  Playlist
• 2.

  

  Brewing Black Tea

  Black tea can be brewed with boiling water for three to five minutes. Brew black tea with tips from a tea lounge owner in this free tea brewing video.

  

  Views: 218

  Playlist
• 3.

  

  Chinese & Indian Black Teas

  Chinese and Indian black teas differ in taste and process. Learn about Chinese and Indian black teas with tips from a tea lounge owner in this free tea brewing video.

  

  Views: 234

  Playlist
• 4.

  

  Decaffeinating Black Tea

  Decaffeinating black tea can be done harmfully with chemicals or safely at home with a teapot. Decaffeinate black tea at home with tips from a tea lounge owner in this free tea brewing video.

  

  Views: 216

  Playlist
• 5.

  

  What Is Black Tea?

  Black tea is the most processed of all the teas made from the tea plant. Learn about black tea with tips from a tea lounge owner in this free tea brewing video.

  

  Views: 227

  Playlist

• << Back
• [ 1 ]
• Next >>

Views: 1,122 Videos in Series: 5

Tags: types, of, brewing, black, tea, steeping

Email Series

This email was brought to you via Expert Village

Title:
Black Tea

To (separate email addresses with a comma) From Note (Optional)

Clear

Summary: Tea is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world, second only to water. It is an infusion of processed leaves, buds, or twigs of a tea bush steeped in hot water, offering a multitude of subtle medicinal benefits and comfort. Originating in southeast Asia, tea has an array of creation myths, including Chinese Emperor Shennong's serendipitous consumption of the mystic beverage in 2737 BC. Containing over seven hundred chemicals, tea possesses proven health benefits like antioxidants, heart disease prevention, blood pressure normalization, and aiding digestion. Whether drinking for spiritual fulfillment or medicinal aid, tea is a comforting beverage enjoyed hot or cold, green or black, sweet or earthy.

In this free tea brewing video series, a tea lounge owner talks about black tea. Learn what black tea is, as well as the differences between Chinese and Indian black teas. Find out how black teas are graded and how to properly brew black tea. For an evening cup, learn how to decaffeinate black tea at home. Start brewing the perfect cup of tea with this informative guide.