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Discover the art of making Tea in a French Press for a richer, more flavorful experience. This simple yet effective method allows tea leaves to fully expand, enhancing their aroma and taste. Whether you prefer loose-leaf black, green, or herbal tea, the French press provides an easy way to control steeping time and strength. Say goodbye to tea bags and enjoy a more authentic, full-bodied brew.
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01 TEA IN FRENCH PRESS
Introduction • The French Press is not just for coffee—it’s an excellent tool for brewing tea. • It allows loose-leaf tea to fully expand, providing a rich and aromatic infusion. • Perfect for black, green, oolong, white, and herbal teas.
Choosing the Right Tea • Black Tea: Bold flavors, best steeped for 3–5 minutes. • Green Tea: Delicate taste, requires lower temperatures (160–180°F). • Oolong Tea: Partially oxidized, offering a balance of floral and roasted notes. • White Tea: Subtle flavors, best steeped at a lower temperature. • Herbal Tea: Caffeine-free, steeping time varies .
Step-by-Step Guide to Brewing Tea in a French Press • Add Loose-Leaf Tea – Use 1 teaspoon per 8 oz of water. • Heat Water – Adjust temperature according to tea type. • Pour Hot Water – Fill the French Press and let the tea steep. • Steep for the Right Time – Follow recommended steeping durations. • Press & Pour – Gently press the plunger down and serve. Statement StatementStatement
FRENCH PRESS FOR COLD BREW TEA • Add tea leaves and cold water. • Let it steep in the refrigerator for 6–12 hours. • Press and serve over ice for a refreshing drink.
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