How is Tea Made?

Question

Not how do you make a cup of tea...but like how is tea grown and bagged...the whole process....

William, that is about how I would have answered this....LOL!!!

Answer 1

All tea comes from the Camellia Sinensis bush, known as the Tea Plant. The leaves and buds of the tea plants are plucked several times per year, usually by hand. The different pickings are referred to as "flushes", so you will notice that some teas are sold as "second flush" etc. to indicate when they were picked. The different flushes will have different flavour characteristics. Once picked, the tea can be processed into black tea, oolong tea, green tea or white tea. ;)lol

Answer 2

Most tea occurs from the Camellia Sinensis bush, regarded as the Tea Place. The leaves and buds of the tea plants are plucked repeatedly per year, usually yourself. The diverse pickings are called to as "flashes ", so you will see that some teas can be bought as "second flush" and so forth. to indicate when we were holding picked. The unique flushes will have unique flavour qualities. When picked, the tea can be ready-made into black tea, oolong green tea, green tea or white-colored tea.

Answer 3

Tea is a plant, only the leaves are harvested. Green leaves for green tea, when it is allowed to grow longer, you get black tea. Mostly grown in Ceylon. It is dried, before using.

Answer 4

Tea is basically ground up plant leaves (from an actually tea plant, not just plants in general). The leaves are dried and dround up and you steap it in hot water.

Answer 5

for an in-dept answer, go to google and type in "history and manufacturing of tea" hell, i know more about tea than i did before

Answer 6

who cares , its good for you , black green or otherwise, just drink it and enjoy a healthy life