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1. blog.davidstea.com › en › tasting-101-tea-flavour-wheelTasting 101: Understanding Our Tea Flavour Wheel

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   27 Ιουν 2022 · Sometimes it’s hard to find the words to describe something you taste, but when it comes to tea, you can use our tea flavour wheel to help you out. Tasting is a sensory experience that involves three basic steps: see, sniff and sip.

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2. teajtea.com › blogs › learning-teaMaster Tea Terminology: Essential Tea Vocabulary Guide - Tea J...

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   10 Δεκ 2023 · Master the language of tea with our comprehensive tea vocabulary guide. Expand your knowledge & appreciation of tea with Tea J Tea's expert insights. Learn more!

3. tealeavz.com › blogs › tea-talkTea Words: A Glossary of Tea Terms – tealeavz.com

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   19 Ιουλ 2020 · Ever come across tea words that leave you wondering what they are talking about? Here are some common (and not so common) tea terms defined so you aren't left guessing any longer.

4. languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu › nllLanguage Log » Caucasian words for tea - University of...

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   26 Ιαν 2017 · The three main types of words for tea (infusion of Camellia sinensis leaves) may be characterized as te, cha, and chai . I won't repeat all of the philological and linguistic data in this post, but you may find the essentials nicely summarized here:

5. www.thunderbolttea.com › tea-glossary-terminology-termsTea Glossary & Tea Terminology: Tea Terms Darjeeling!

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   List and explanation of tea glossary relating to tea terms and acronyms with Darjeeling. Tea terminology to help you through your tea cupping sessions.

6. www.cupabovetea.com › blogs › cup-above-teaTea terminology - the language of tea tasting - Cup Above Tea

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   Just like the world of wine, tea has its own distinct tea tasting language. This language is made up of tea terminology used to help differentiate between different tastes, flavours, mouth feels and aromas.

7. blog.davidstea.com › en › get-to-know-loose-leaf-teaThe Beginner’s Guide to Loose Leaf Tea - Steep Thoughts

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   28 Μαΐ 2015 · Making loose leaf tea at home couldn’t be easier. All of our teas come with handy steeping instructions, so you know how much tea to use, how hot your water should be, and how long to let it steep. 1) Measure your tea. We recommend a serving amount for each tea, but it’s really just a rule of thumb. Experiment and find your perfect balance!