Brewing Guides
Brewing Guides
Most "bad tea" is actually bad brewing. Water that is too hot, a steep that runs too long, or too much leaf will make even good tea harsh — and fixing it costs nothing. These guides give you starting parameters and a way to adjust by taste.
What Is the Best Water Temperature for Green Tea?
Seventy to eighty degrees, not boiling — plus three ways to hit the right temperature without a thermometer.
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How Long Should You Steep Tea?
Ninety seconds to five minutes depending on the leaf — the starting table, and why a timer beats willpower.
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Why Does My Tea Taste Bitter? Causes and Fixes
Usually not bad tea — just one of three dials set wrong. Which one to change first, in order.
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