There are many different types of teapots you can use to brew tea, but one of the most popular styles is the ceramic teapot. Ceramic has different properties from some other materials used to make teapots, so learning how to use a ceramic teapot is important for getting the most out of your tea. We give instructions below along with some extra tips to help with brewing your tea. How to Use a Ceramic Teapot Brewing tea is the primary use for a ceramic teapot. Whether you are brewing black tea, green tea, herbal tea, or a blend of any,…

When considering a comforting cup of tea with minimal caffeine, various options are available to suit your preference. It’s important to understand that all teas derived from the Camellia sinensis plant contain some level of caffeine, but certain types have less than others. For those keen on enjoying the essence of tea without a significant caffeine boost, knowing which varieties to choose is essential. Factors like the part of the plant used, processing techniques, and brewing methods all contribute to the caffeine content in your tea. It’s noted that teas made from leaves have higher caffeine levels compared to those…

From decorating the tea table to preparing the afternoon tea menu, there is plenty a host needs to do to get ready before guests arrive. Using one of four methods to brew and easily serve a larger quantity of tea will help simplify your to-do list, as well as allow you to concentrate on having fun with your guests during your party.  [To organize your tea party planning from set-up to shopping list, download Destination Tea’s free, printable Tea Party Planner.] Notes on Using Tea Bags or Paper Filters The reason we recommend choosing loose leaf teas for your afternoon tea…