But there are some rules, based on the chemistry of tea-making. Using this state-of-the-art machine, I’ll show you how to transform your daily brew in four easy steps. Number one. Use loose leaf ...

Measure your tea. This isn’t really an issue when you’re making a single cup; use one tea bag or 1 teaspoon of loose tea. Two bags should do for a typical-sized teapot. When it comes to loose ...

To make loose-leaf tea at home, you’ll need a few tools: When you’re ready to brew yourself a cup of tea, fill your infuser ...

When buying loose-leaf tea, it should smell fresh and vibrant ... Orange Pekoe - broken-leaf Indian and Sri Lankan teas that make dark, strong brews. Flowery Orange Pekoes - large-leaf Indian ...

This 68-ounce glass pitcher has a strainer in the lid to keep any optional additions from making their way into your glass.