Tea lovers are often asked to Brew tea for others. When brewing tea casually on their own, people tend to be more relaxed; however, when it comes to brewing tea in a formal setting, they may feel nervous and worry about making mistakes that could cost them their reputation. Regardless of the type or price of the tea, to truly enjoy its best flavor, the tea brewer needs to have good technique.

    For non-professional tea artists, there's no need for specialized knowledge or strict techniques; instead, some scientifically effective tea-brewing training can be conducted. Remember the following seven tea-brewing steps, which will enable you to brew tea confidently at any time and quickly advance to become a tea-brewing expert:

    Before brewing tea, get to know the tea. Choose the most appropriate brewing method through visual observation and sensory judgment.

    Water is the mother of tea. Use soft water such as purified water, mineral water, or filtered water, and ensure it is boiled.

    Select the utensils based on the type of tea. Gaiwans and teapots have wide applications and can be practiced with regularly. Green teas are typically brewed using glassware.

    Determine the amount of tea to use based on the “volume method,” and adjust according to personal taste and specific circumstances.

    Different water temperatures produce different flavors. High-quality, delicate teas should be brewed at lower temperatures, while coarser, older teas can handle higher temperatures.

    Master the Steeping time, taking into account factors such as the type of tea, its form, and the number of infusions. Adjust the sitting time and prolong the brewing time as needed.

    Tasting tea is not the same as evaluating it. In daily life, choose the flavor based on the situation and your mood, as the best tea is one that suits your palate.

    Keep these seven key points in mind when brewing tea, practice frequently, and your tea-brewing skills will gradually improve. The more tea you brew, the more skilled your technique will become; the more tea you drink, the deeper your understanding of tea will grow. We hope everyone can become an expert in brewing tea and find the perfect Cup that suits them.