Silver Needle courtesy of Art of Tea, 1teaspoon = 0.85 grams
Long Jing courtesy of ITEI, 1 teaspoon = 0.57 grams
Gyokuro courtesy of Arbor Teas, 1 teaspoon = 1.96 grams
Tung Ting Extra Fancy, McNulty's Tea & Coffee, 1 teaspoon = 2.38 grams
Ruby Oolong from Rishi Tea, 1 teaspoon = 2.86 grams
Thurbo 2nd Flush Darjeeling courtesy of Tea Dealers, 1 teaspoon = 1.12 grams
Diving Duck 2016 Sheng, White 2 Tea, 1 teaspoon = 1.09 grams
Georgia, this is something I've mentioned on my blog a few times. It's soooo important! I don't like to mess with the scale every time I make tea, so whenever I get a new tea I see how much different measures weigh and decide which I prefer for the new tea and then write it down. So if I find that a new tea is 2 grams (or 3 grams) per teaspoon (or whatever) and that I like that amount for 8 ounces of water, then I write it down.
ReplyDeleteHello Jean, that's a great strategy! Noted for my tea practice. Thank you for commenting.
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