According to the Chinese tea discovered 5000 years, still has a few thousand years for tea the rest of the world to spread. Botanical name for tea is Camellia sinensis.
May 1500 varieties of tea, my favorite is Earl Grey. Since I have the convenience of tea bags, as I always stuck with tea bags.
Perfect for a beer, you need the tea bags or loose tea in an airtight container stored at room temperature. A tea bag is used per cup, andFreshly drawn boiling water is a must. This is because the water must contain oxygen for perfect taste, and most of the flavor is lost when the water boils more than once.
The aroma and tastes of Earl Grey tea comes from bergamot oil. Bergamot is a small orange, a cross between an orange and lemon, pear sour. A blend of Indian and Ceylon teas, this tea a favorite of many, even of nobles and kings, for a long time.
The Earl Grey tea blendnamed after the second Earl Grey - Charles Grey - who served as prime minister in Great Britain in the first half of the nineteenth century. Earl Grey Tea takes some legends about its origin. Earl Grey is one of the legends of a rescue Rajah Indian servants, the son of a man-eating tigers, and according to another legend, a noble Chinese - to save his son from drowning by the Count's men - the mixture served Earl Grey tea .
Twinings sold the first Earl Grey Teathe British, although Jackson said he Pickadilly were first supplied with Earl Grey about the same time. I do not know if the claim of Jackson's right or wrong, but I like the quote in their logo Kakuzo Okakura, who says: "Tea is a work of art and needs a master hand to bring its quality more noble. " This statement alone gives the tea a special character, as if it were a person.
As well as Twinings and Jackson of Piccadilly, many companies now offer Earl GreyTea for consumers: Stash, Barrows, Yogi Tea Company, Bigelow, Pickwick, Numi Tea, Water Dragon, Tazo, Harney and Sons, Perth, Gevalia, Celestial Seasonings, etc.
In York, United Kingdom, more Earl Grey Tea Rooms distributed in the city. Some of them wear all the formalities of the English tea rituals. Although apparently formal, these companies are very friendly to tourists. Earl Grey tea-lovers, like me, and probably Captain Picard of Star Trek, visit Earl Grey Tea YorkRoom has a permanent place on the to-do list, but for now, just made a cup of Earl Grey Tea Bigelow should be enough for me.
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