So whether you're already an avid tea drinker or are switching from highly caffeinated cold brew, there are plenty of reasons ...

Fresh Tea: The only drawback of loose-leaf tea is that it takes a little longer to brew and requires some extra work. It needs a teapot or an infuser and just the right amount of tea leaves.

Tea is more than just a drink — it’s a small moment of comfort that can brighten your day. A steaming cup in the morning can ...

according to the UK Tea & Infusions Association. "There is a four- or five-minute brigade who have the time to brew the larger loose leaf tea leaves - that is also fine," Dr Stapley tells the BBC.

Using this state-of-the-art machine, I’ll show you how to transform your daily brew in four easy steps. Number one. Use loose leaf tea. When you add hot water to loose tea leaves, convection ...

When buying loose-leaf tea, it should smell fresh and vibrant ... The leaf grade will determine the tea’s brewing time: the smallest leaves are used in teabags because they brew very quickly.

With this Teabloom teapot, you can brew bagged or loose-leaf tea in just two to five minutes and blooming tea in five to 10 minutes. Water also boils quickly in this pot. Not only does it brew ...