If you do, the following tea-trivia may interest you.
Why did Obama switch from green tea to herbals? You’ll know in this guide.

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Can I take a liberty and deviate a bit by talking about something that is not necessarily related to ‘tea’, though it does focus on mood. Today I am sharing with you a poem that has always been my favourite. Often we all find ourselves standing at the crossroads wondering which road to take, what choice to make. The choices, on a lighter level, could pertain to choice of tea or coffee, or on a more serious level may pertain to more complex issues of life. I am sure you will love the poem by Robert Frost. Perhaps it will lift your mood and make you rush for your cup of tea. So enjoy..

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(Here, the author is telling us how to make a perfect cup of tea, British style. I would like to know what your style is. Of course, mine is essentially Indian, but I am curious to know what is yours)
Britain perfected the art of tea-making. Time for the USA to catch up?

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Question:
Can you boil water in a microwave for tea?

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Yes, why not? We would not use clichés like nothing is impossible or even its latest version-Impossible is Nothing, but the fact remains that you can be a tea taster. We will surely talk later at length on the subject but please note the following: Learning about the teas is fascinating and delectably rewarding. Use your senses and develop your own quality control as you discover the enticing nuances that increase your appreciation sip by sip.
We would look forward to your feedback to know your interest level. It will spur us to give you more information on the subject.
Till then, enjoy tea and try to UNDERSTAND it while sipping it.

Isn’t it a fact that we take for granted numerous things in life? We always delude ourselves into believing that it as our birthright to have them around us, without ever bothering to feel grateful for the way they have enriched our lives. Do we really deserve them?

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