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When you want to sit back and watch the world go by there’s no better way to do it than with your favorite Tea by your side. To ensure everyone can enjoy the wonderful world of tea we’re constantly searching for the very best Tea Sets, Teapots, Teacups and other Tea Brewing Tools and Tea Accessories to share with you.
When you combine it with a passion for perfecting the art of brewing, you have a recipe for success unlike any other. That way when you feel like treating yourself, TopicTea is the place to be.
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Tea is tea. Unless, of course, you’re someone who takes your tea preferences very seriously. If you want to guarantee that you are going about your search for a Yixing teapot the right way, allow this beautiful purple clay teapot to show you the way in perfect classic style.
It’s a beautifully shaped and hand-crafted purple clay teapot that is going to offer you both decor, practicality, and something a little different. Just enough to show you that you can play around with classic style and still enjoy something that is going to speak to you as a decor lover.
This beautiful Yixing teapot holds between 301-400 ml at a time and will be a must-have for your tea socials and other special events with your loved ones. The right teapot really can make the difference you’re looking for, so make sure that you choose the right one for the job.
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When you want to be able to brew the most flavorsome tea of your life you need the right tea brewing accessories for the job. At TopicTea we never stop searching for those touches of authenticity that will make your homemade tea taste better than ever. Thanks to our signature infusion teapot you can extract every ounce of flavor from your favorite blend to create a tea you will want to taste over and over again.
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In terms of major tea producers in the world, China is the leader, followed by India and Kenya. With the rise in demand for tea, it is understandable why countries have been aiming to produce different varieties of tea to meet the growing demand.
According to statistics by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization for global tea production between 1993 and 2013, here are the top 10 major tea-producing countries in the world;
When people buy their first green tea, what they expect after brewing is green water. After all, why should they call it green tea if it is not really green?
However, to the astonishment of most people, when they brew green tea just as specified in the packaging, it turns water brown. And you are left to wonder, is this what the Japanese or Chinese people call green?
