The Tea Detective
Uncovering and Exploring the Facts About Tea
Flavored Teas - What's Your Favorite?
Fruits, flowers, and spices make up the bountiful array of flavors that can be added to a base       
of black, oolong, green or white teas.  Flavored teas are some of the most popular and make a     
wonderfully refreshing or relaxing brew, whether
hot or cold.
It's Time to Add a Little Spice to Your Life
There's nothing more soothing than a cup of hot spiced tea to warm you up in the dead of
winter.  
Herbs and spices like cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and nutmeg are just some of the
additions to spiced tea.

                             One of the most popular teas that's sweeping the country, is
Chai tea.            
                              Every tea and coffee shop has it's own rendition of what Chai should taste     
                              like, and of course, everyone swears by their own personal formula.  

                             The
Masala Chai Tea offered from Silver Leaf Tea is a customer favorite.          
                              It's a combination of ginger root, cinnamon and green cardamom, with            
                              ginger and vanilla flavor.  It's a bold, sweet, and spicy combination that will     
                              warm you from the inside out on a cold winter's day, or just help you to          
                              relax and unwind after a long, hard day in the concrete jungle.  

                             Flavored teas are a tasty, fun way to add your favorite flavors to tea.  I love
the fact that there are so many different flavors and combinations out there just waiting to try.  
The great thing about tea is that you could try a different one every day for a year, and not
even come close to sampling them all.  I love having that kind of variety to choose from.  I hope
you do, too.  
Enjoy.

Scented teas are a fragrant and refreshing treat for the taste buds.
Having been perfected by the Chinese many centuries ago, these delicate, refreshing, and relaxing teas
are not only tasty, but sport many health benefits as well.

So who is Earl Grey, anyway?
Earl Grey is probably the most recognizable of blended teas, but there are many other tasty blends that
make the perfect beginning or end to your day.

Organic teas aren't just good for you, but Mother Earth, too.
Learn how organic teas are grown, and how to ensure the tea you're buying is certified organic by the
country it was grown in.

Learn how tea helps you lose weight the healthy, natural way.
Drinking just three cups of tea a day not only helps you take off those unwanted pounds, but also
provides a powerhouse of other healthy benefits as well.

No time to brew-grab a glass of instant or bottle of ready to drink tea.
Following the creation of iced tea, it took nearly half a century for instant tea mix and bottled and canned
ready to drink teas to make their debut.  Now days they're easy to find in any number of flavors and
variations.

Do you feel a cold or the flu coming on?  Quick...read this!
It may be hard to believe, but by just drinking a few cups of tea each day, you're boosting your immune
system and warding off illness.  Learn how tea helps stop the virus responsible for colds and flu, dead in
its tracks.

Make your own blended teas!
Can't find a favorite flavor of tea to your liking?  Make your own.  Get tips and learn how to create your
own unique blended and flavored tea recipes, and fill your own tea bags.

What do wine and tea harvests have in common?
Wine and tea share many similarities.  Learn about some common traits shared as well as the exacting
process for creating blended teas, along with a description of some popular classic tea blends.
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One way of incorporating flavor into tea is by
adding fresh or dried fruit.  Almost any fruit can be
used, so chances are if you have a favorite flavor,
it's out there.

I have a love of lemon and whether hot or cold,
lemon flavored tea is just about the best you can
get.  With a squeeze of fresh lemon and a
spoonful of honey added to hot, black, lemon
flavored tea, you can knock out the worst
sore
throat or just add a zesty pick-me-up to your
afternoon break.  

And again, lemon flavored
black tea, sweetened,
with a fresh wedge of lemon served over ice-ahh,
heavenly-it's making me thirsty just thinking about
it.  If you're a citrus lover like me, orange and lime
flavored teas are also available.
If you're more of a berry person, there's strawberry, raspberry, blue-
berry...the list goes on and on.    

Or is chocolate the flavor you crave most?  Then how does Chocolate
with Chocolate Chips Tea, sound?  Or how about Chocolate Coconut
Tea, or Caramel Tea?  They're sure to satisfy the yen for something
sweet, without sacrificing tons of calories.
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How jasmine and other scented teas are made.
Scented teas have been around since the third century, a pro-
cess perfected by the Chinese.  Take a close-up look at the man-
ufacturing process for jasmine and other quality scented teas.

How do I choose the right tea for me?
Buying loose leaf tea for the first time can be confusing, but
we've taken the work out of it for you. With lots of helpful tips
and information, we've turned confusing into confident.

What are the main types of tea?
Learn about the six main types of tea, how they are produced, and the different
processing methods that distinguish them from one another

Make brewing tea a breeze with a few useful tools.
Brewing tea is an easy task, but with a few choice tools and accessories, you can
make it even easier and more enjoyable.

Brewing Loose Leaf Tea
Easy step-by-step instructions and a few helpful tips, will have you brewing the
perfect cup or pot of tea the first time, every time.
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