About Flavored Teas

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Summary: Curious about flavored teas? Learn how flavored teas are made in this free video clip about types of tea.

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Matt Graham Matt Graham is a graduate from Texas A&M University and pursuing a Graduate degree from the University of Texas. He also has a love for cooking and not much m... read more

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About Flavored Teas

O'kay as you are journeying into the world of loose teas maybe you are not immediately pleased with the flavor of black tea or green tea, no sugar, no cream and nothing added. Maybe a good choice for you would be flavored teas. When I talk about flavored teas these can be oolongs, whites, blacks, greens but anytime you add a flavoring to tea that is going to be a flavored tea. You can add oils, fruits, flowers, spices to the tea and a good example of a flavored tea would be Earl Grey and Earl Grey is a black tea with oil of Bergamot added to it and it gives it this very unique flavor that if you had ever sampled Earl Grey you would recognize it again if you had tried it. That's just one example of adding something, a spice, a fruit, a flower or an essential oil to tea to give it a flavor.