Drinking tea is the sweetest and healthiest of all vice for many, and it is a vice that can extend your life span. According to researchers, who studied nearly 150,000 subjects, drinking tea can reduce non-cardiovascular mortality by a whopping 24 percent.
The latest report from Greenpeace entitled "Trouble Brewing - Pesticides Residues in Tea Sample from India" shows that random samples of your first love “Lipton Yellow" contains more than 16 known pesticides harmful to health. Unsurprisingly, Lipton and Twining’s and other big (and sometimes small) commercial brands use similar lines of work, i.e., buy huge quantities of cheap tea worldwide (India, Sri Lanka, China, Kenya), blend it to always obtain the same taste, and sell it as quality tea with a lot of marketing buzz around. Tea is indeed Tea, but there are many levels to consider. Do you want to know why am I going to pin down the pinnacle of your childhood tea souvenir, when you first discovered tea, ...
Tea is like wine, a hard work starting from the soil, combining passion and experience, to the cup, where mystic brewing techniques allow us to to free our imagination with taste.
More than a simple hot beverage, Tea has a long history. From Chinese emperors to British colons, all of them reached for the precious liquor with an avid curiosity, trying to understand through all their senses the mystery behind a green leaf.
Oolong tea is by far the most sought tea by the connoisseurs for its numerous qualities. From green to black, through red and blue colors, smoky or flowery distinct aromas, Oolong is the most versatile among all teas.
"The two enemies of human happiness are pain and boredom"
Arthur Schopenhauer
Oolong rocks cause it’s loaded with antioxidants that are acting like healthy time bombs. Read on to find out why Oolong tea will change your life...
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