The World of Tea

The World of Tea

by Polly Samxon
The World of Tea

The World of Tea

by Polly Samxon

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Overview

Delve into the world of tea with "The World Of Tea." This comprehensive book takes you on a journey through time, starting with ancient Chinese tea cultivation and its spread to Japan and Europe. Gain insights into the tea plant itself, including different varieties, cultivation techniques, and harvesting methods. Explore various tea growing regions such as Darjeeling in India, Muzha in Taiwan, and Nuwara Eliya in Sri Lanka. Learn about the intricate tea processing steps, from withering and rolling to fermentation.
Discover the diverse world of tea types, including green, black, and oolong tea, and uncover the artistry of artisanal tea production with hand-rolling techniques and traditional methods. Dive into the business side of tea, examining tea auctions, the global tea trade, and tea marketing and packaging.
Explore the health benefits of tea, including its antioxidant properties and caffeine content, and gain a deeper understanding of tea rituals and cultural practices around the world, from the Japanese tea ceremony to British tea traditions. Delight in the exploration of flavored and herbal teas, such as fruit-infused and spiced blends, and learn the secrets to brewing the perfect cup, including water temperature, steeping times, and brewing techniques.
Embark on a journey of tea tasting and appreciation, exploring flavor profiles, tea aroma, and tea tasting etiquette. Uncover the world of tea accessories, from teapots and kettles to infusers and strainers. Dive into the realm of unusual and rare teas, such as Pu-erh tea, yellow tea, and Imperial Formosa Oolong. Finally, get a glimpse into the future of tea, with discussions on sustainable tea production, innovations in cultivation, and emerging trends in tea consumption.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940186178200
Publisher: Paul Samson
Publication date: 05/04/2024
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 130 KB

About the Author

Polly Samxon researches topics of Interest and creates wonderful books to enjoy. “The World of Tea” is a captivating exploration of tea's rich history, diverse varieties, and global significance. It takes readers on a fascinating journey through time and continents, unraveling the origins and spread of tea from ancient China to Europe and beyond.
The book delves into the intricate process of tea cultivation, detailing the different varieties of tea plants, harvesting techniques, and the regions where tea is predominantly grown, such as Darjeeling in India, Muzha in Taiwan, and Nuwara Eliya in Sri Lanka.
Readers will gain insights into the artistry of tea production, from the traditional tea-making methods employed by skilled artisans to the small-scale tea farms that prioritize quality over quantity. The book also explores the tea industry's global dynamics, including tea auctions, the global tea trade, and the marketing and packaging strategies involved.
In addition to its informative aspects, "The World Of Tea" also offers readers an understanding of the health benefits associated with tea, such as its antioxidant properties and the effects of caffeine on the body. Furthermore, it delves into the cultural aspects of tea, discussing rituals like the Japanese tea ceremony and British tea traditions, as well as tea's influence in various other cultures.
With chapters dedicated to flavored and herbal teas, brewing techniques, tea tasting and appreciation, tea accessories, and even rare teas, the book provides a comprehensive guide for tea enthusiasts of all levels. It concludes by exploring the future of tea, including sustainable production practices, innovations in cultivation, and emerging trends in tea consumption.

"The World of Tea" is an immersive and enlightening book that will captivate tea enthusiasts and anyone curious about the rich history, diverse flavors, and cultural significance of this beloved beverage.
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