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green tea and brewing

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  1. Hi, my son regularly gets sent some green tea from a friend in japan. it's
    very good and much better than anything i have been able to buy in the u.k.

    the question is how best to make it. most say to use the water at
    temperature 80 c, but i have heard several versions on how best to proceed.
    one is just use the leaves once and others have said the first brew pour out
    after 20 secs, the second pour out immediately and the third brew let stand
    for five minutes.

    any advice on what people find is a good way to brew green tea please?

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi, my son regularly gets sent some green tea from a friend in japan.
    it's very good and much better than anything i have been able to buy in
    the u.k.

    the question is how best to make it. most say to use the water at
    temperature 80 c, but i have heard several versions on how best to
    proceed. one is just use the leaves once and others have said the first
    brew pour out after 20 secs, the second pour out immediately and the third
    brew let stand for five minutes.

    any advice on what people find is a good way to brew green tea please?

    A lot depends on your preferences and the nature of the tea itself. There
    are many different styles of green tea. We pour briskly boiling water over
    the tea and steep for a minute or so. The leaves can be reused (soon, not
    the next day!) with some decrease in quality. Experiment and see what you
    like.

    --
    Peter Aitken

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi, my son regularly gets sent some green tea from a friend in japan. it's
    very good and much better than anything i have been able to buy in the u.k.

    the question is how best to make it. most say to use the water at temperature
    80 c, but i have heard several versions on how best to proceed. one is just
    use the leaves once and others have said the first brew pour out after 20
    secs, the second pour out immediately and the third brew let stand for five
    minutes.

    any advice on what people find is a good way to brew green tea please?

    I use very hot water, just below boiling. The trick with Green tea is to avoid
    or remove the leaves before the brew turns bitter. This usually begins to
    happen after about 3 to 4 minutes.

    Dimitri

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