The New Tea Enthusiast - Fad Or Forever

Congratulations! You’ve finally decided to trade in your morning coffee beans for tea leaves instead. Your body will thank you. Statistically, tea drinkers are healthier than coffee drinkers, especially when they eliminate the caffeine. There are enough tea varieties on the market to make your head swim. But will you stay a tea lover. Is your new love a fad or forever? Time will only tell, but no doubt, once you find a few choice blends that particularly appeal to your taste buds, that hot steamy beverage will become the highlight of your day.

Coffeehouses are no longer filled with the usual junkies that stop for their caffeine fix. People are shying away from java and turning to not just tea, but decaffeinated tea. Maybe it’s because decaf tea is known to lower cholesterol and also prevent tooth decay, heart attacks and strokes. With all those benefits, what’s not to love?

Here in America, tea lovers drink the beverage day or night hot or cold. The 7-Eleven is open twenty-four hours so you can grab a cold Arizona Tea of any flavor. If you prefer it hot, like most people do, fixings are also available for a steamy cup of Lipton tea, complete with lemon.

A true tea enthusiast will thumb their nose at the average tea drinker. As far as they’re concerned, unsophisticated taste buds wouldn’t recognize an Earl Grey from the Duke of Earl.

Hot or cold, here are some tips to help you enjoy your next cup of tea.  To really get into the swing of things, check out the video that provides more detail. >>>

• When preparing hot tea, be sure to start with fresh cold water so your tea won’t be flat
• Use a tea “cozy” if you want to retain flavor and prevent your tea from cooling off too soon
• Pick a quiet moment to savor the flavor and experience of a nice soothing cup of tea