1659 Cumberland Dr., Aurora, IL 60504
p: 866-916-7308
http://www.teaandwares.com
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Step 1 Black tea is the strongest of the types. These are the highest in caffeine with about 20% the amount caffeine of a cup of coffee. Teas like English breakfast, Black Chai and Darjeeling are examples of Black tea. They are great for the morning or people trying to switch from coffee to tea. Step 2 Oolong tea is somewhere between and Black tea and a Green tea, with 15% the amount of caffeine of a cup of coffee. They are known to help with digestion and weight loss and are traditionally drank before or after a meal. They can have a slight floral taste naturally. Step 3 Green tea is next with 5% - 10% caffeine. They are probably the most publicized at the moment. Known for their high antioxidants and cancer fighting qualities. it is a common misconception that green tea is bitter. If brewed correctly it should be vegetal, floral, or nutty tasting. This all depends on the type. Japanese is more green and vegetal, where as Chinese is usually more nutty or floral. Step 4 White tea is the lowest in caffeine with only 1% - 3%. White tea is the most rare and is it also the cream of the crop. It is the purest form, and barely processed, lightest and taste and the highest in health benefits. Step 5 Herbal and Rooibos (south African 'red' tea) are both caffeine free. They are generally the most flavorful. Most Herbal teas have a fruity or floral flavor and usually contain flowers and dried fruits or herbs. Rooibos is known for its health benefits and is said to be the highest in antioxidants. These teas are also great for children. Step 6 Once you have decided on a type of tea you would like to purchase. You may want to look at and smell the tea. It may sounds strange if you have never purchase loose tea before, but tea taste very similar to the way it smells. Most tea descriptions give you a fairly good idea of the actual taste. A 2-pound bag will last 1 to 2 months depending on your consumption. Tea is very easy and economical to make. Only 1 teaspoon of tealeaves is required to make a full cup of satisfying tea. When was your last cup? Tea and wares http://www.teaandwares.com
PRESS RELEASE Chicago Suburban Couple Offers Specialty Loose Leaf Tea Company For immediate release For additional information: Rudy and Gloria Pitts Tea and Wares Phone: 866-916-7308 Fax: 866-479-9306 info@teaandwares.com May 27, 2008 (Aurora, Illinois) With the growing popularity of tea, a company that can provide both a quality product and accurate information seemed like a perfect online venture for suburban Aurora couple, Rudy and Gloria Pitts who operate Tea and Wares at www.teaandwares.co Find More