

Teavana. www.teavana.com
You want to feel good. Drink some home brewed tea. Get yourself some tea leaves from Teavana.
I was drinking Lipton and I was happy with that. Until now. After my girlfriend's sister introduced us to Teavana.
Their tea leaves are fresh and not dried out. With life still in them.
I will have to say the white tea (Silver Yin Zhen Pearls White Tea) had me wired I think on its cleansing properties maybe. 20 minutes or so after a full cup I feel so clean and uppity up.
I would like to try the black tea too. Or like they suggest for some of the teas to combine them.
I used just one tiny little hand full of the tea pearls.. and I used them three times before they were too weak to taste any longer.
That is pretty good compared to a regular tea bag that is pretty much done after it's first infusion.
What I did because I don't have a fancy steamer or temperature controlled pot.
I just let the coffee maker perculate into the top coffee filter area but took the pot away from the hot plate so the coffee filter area where the tea and hot water is trying to drip from stops. I let the hot water build up in there for 2 minutes on a kitchen timer then I put the pot back. Let it all drip through while it is still perculating more hot water through it.
Then I pull the pot back again. Let it build up and drain again.
Once the whole perculation process is done. I then pour all the contents in the pot. ( I only make 6 cups at a time) now back into the filter where the tea is sitting.
And let it flush through again and then again one more time.
It really gets the flavor and contents out of the leaves good without too much heat so I can do it again later two more times I found I can get away with.
After visiting Teavana. And the pricey pots they are selling I came up with an Idea of a pot they need or all tea drinkers and coffee drinkers. That would use the process like I do manually now but automaticly.
They need a pot that has variable temperatures and times.
Like a digital stove top or oven has exact temp control.
Because like cooking meats and veggies or like I am sure you find in the lab with materials at different temps do different things.
And I imagine that each type of tea leaf too needs different temperatures.
I wish I was some kid that had super rich parents or parents with lawyers and patent connections. I need to find some people like this.
I always have great ideas that would help things be professional and yet cost effective. I could easily sell a pot like that for 130.00 all day and make a nice profit. The cost of a lot of things for sale today upset me. Teavana had one kettle with just a turkey roaster type thermometer. And that was 99.00. I was like wow!!! That is high. lol.
Here is a cool thermometer I found.
http://www.amazon.com/Component-Design-TT1-Digital-Thermometer/dp/B0021AEA8U
Basicly a tea pot brewer that would have this built in would be awesome!