Tea Guides

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Tea leavesOur tea estate

Currently there are three beautiful tea estates functioning in this region: Thiashola – An organic tea estate, spread over a majestic 190 hectares, the Thiashola Tea Estate is located at a height of 6000 ft – 7000 ft above sea level…

sieve  Types of tea

There are mainly four types of tea: White, Green, Oolong and Black. All of these come from the same plant –  the Camellia Sinensis. The duration that the ‘flush’ is oxidised and processed, determines how strong the tea will be…

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sieve  Types of tea

There are mainly four types of tea: White, Green, Oolong and Black. All of these come from the sme plant –  the Camellia Sinensis. The duration that the ‘flush’ is oxidised and processed, determines how strong the tea will be…

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leaves  Brewing Methods

There are several different methods of brewing tea and different sources will share different advice on how to do it best. Several factors can influence how a cup of tea will come out and a lot of it has to do with the combination…

tea cup  Health benefits of tea

Many tea connoisseurs will swear that tea is like wine; it’s appreciation refined, and almost an art. But not only is tea a flavourful beverage, it can also have great positive effects on health. Tea contains antioxidants…

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tea cup  Health benefits of tea

Many tea connoisseurs will swear that tea is like wine; it’s appreciation refined, and almost an art. But not only is tea a flavourful beverage, it can also have great positive effects on health. Tea contains antioxidants…

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tea pot  How to store tea

Storage of tea is fairly simple. If you store your tea leaves in airtight containers and in a dark, cool place, free of moisture, the tea leaves are unlikely to spoil before they are consumed. As a basic rule of thumb…

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