To Milk or Not with Black Tea

Tea and HealthHow to Make a Perfect Cup of Tea
Written By Charlene Tranquil Tuesdays

Watch as I discuss how milk and tea react chemically while brewing a cup of Qimen (aka Keemun) Black Tea.

Brewing specifications in this video are: 1 teaspoon of tea for 150ml of water, water temperature 200F.

Learn more about the 150 year history of Qimen Black Tea.

See photos of the tea fields of where this Qimen is grown in Qimen, Anhui.

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