Brewing Tea Using a Tea Bag

Andrew Gadsden, The Saviour Of Tea, gives detailed instructions for getting the very best out of your tea bags.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• tea
• tea bags
• brewing

[Clissoldkid]

How refreshing to see someone give a straight talk for a change, with no gimmicks, no dumbing down and no lame attempts at humour.

[allabouttea]

Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you appreciated it.

[MatthewFlynn]

Excellent video, thanks for confirming my opinion that the tea taste better if the bag was removed befor adding milk.

[Johnem0]

good advices, greetings from Mexico.

[spicymona]

Are your teas sold in the United States?

[belovedsire]

We've spoken over the phone. Nice to see you and put the face to the voice

Andy Rees

Swansea

[redcorsair27]

Thanks for the very informative video. It definitely helped me a bit, and I like how you wear a suit and an apron on top of it.

[hesadevil]

*forgot to add*

Pat (recent satisfied customer with AaT)

[hesadevil]

Thank you for confirming my belief in 'the water must be freshly drawn and _boiling_ . I've tried, and failed, to teach French waiters this, including one who was serving in _Browns_ in London. Shudders at the memory of a cup of hot water delivered to the table, followed much later by a selection of tea bags from which I was to make my choice.

Awaiting the video on making a pot with loose tea.

[PhoenixNeil]

Really interesting video, andrew.. thank you for sharing :)

[firehandszarb]

Its good to see the definitive way to brew a tea bag. Tea is so often a second class citizen in the office or cafe when compared to coffee, and its all because of inferior tea bags and careless/hasty preparation. Tea is now my energy drink while at work and is the saviour of my teeth. Tea is life enhancing!

[rosewater06]

Thanks Andrew! Well done. Trying to learn all I can about tea culture. Good teas are one thing, but producing a good cup is another. You have done a great service with this video. Steve