Passion thé
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Linda Gaylard reveals the traditions surrounding tea – shedding light on the true rituals of tea tasting, to better understand the subtleties of this pleasure!
Author :Linda Gaylard
Publisher : Dorling Kindersley
Date of Release : Octobre 2016
Passion Tea explores the fascinating world of this refined and ancient product. From ancestral cultural traditions to new ways of consuming tea, embark on a sensory journey and an invitation to discovery.
How to choose your tea, leaf or bag? What is the difference between Oolong and Pu’er? How to cook with tea? A true reference work on tea, this book reveals all the essential knowledge and tips to make each tasting a moment of pleasure: differences between the varieties of tea, preparation and conservation advice, geographical origins…
Behind the tea, much more than a cup and a bag, there is also a whole universe to explore. A world of history and mystery, travel and industry, culture and tradition. Inheriting ceremonies with demanding rituals, this book contains 100 original recipes: tea-based cocktails, cold brews, lattes borrowed from coffee…
Whether you want to learn about the different varieties of tea, discover the subtleties of the traditions surrounding its tasting or explore new tasty experiences, beginners and experienced tea lovers alike will find something to satisfy their curiosity about tea in this unique book.
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