Best Way to Brew Your Perfect Cup of Tea

1.Choose Organic Tea

Do you know the only time you ‘wash’ the tea is when you steep them in hot water? Choosing organic tea ensures your perfect cup of tea doesn’t contain ‘extra’ chemicals that could harm your body. Organic tea cultivation also safeguards our farmers’ health from exposure to toxic materials, eliminating the risks of health complications due to chemicals used in conventional tea farming.

2.Know the Origin

Choosing tea with known origin of repute ensures the teas are of the highest quality, pure and unadulterated. Simply Natural Organic Teas are directly sourced from its origin:

• SEKEM group in Egypt
• ZENXIN Organic Park, Malaysia
• Ambootia in Darjeeling, India.

All tea and tisanes are produced to its finest quality with origin certificates and organic transactional certificates attached to every batch of the teas.

3.Choose your Perfect Cup of Tea/ Tisane

Different types of teas/ tisanes have different flavour, aroma and therapeutic functions that suit different occasions. If you need a little caffeine to increase alertness, you may go for our Organic Green Tea and Organic Happy Valley Darjeeling Tea. If you feel too ‘heaty’, a cup of Organic Mulberry Leaf Tea may relieve your body’s heatiness, if you are having insomnia, a soothing cup of Organic Chamomile Tea before sleep could get you into a deep, peaceful sleep.

4.Water Quality

Tea is more than 95% water. Poor quality water can make good tea undrinkable, so it’s important to use clean, filtered water to brew tea. Water for tea should be freshly boiled with neutral pH (6-8) so it doesn’t turn the tea sour or bitter. Distilled water is not recommended as it can make the tea taste flat and dull.

5.Get Right Type of Tea Serveware

Choose the right tea serveware (be it teapot or mug) ensures you get the best tea drinking experience. A good tea serveware should be non-porous (so it won’t hold in different flavours and aromas), allows the tea to cool slowly and chemically safe. Thus, porcelain, ceramic and double walled glass cups are ideal for serving teas. On the other hands, materials like plastic, metal or stainless steel are not recommended.