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The tea culture definitely isn't weaker than coffee culture on the worldwide stage, not to a meaningful extent anyway. One important difference is that tea nev
by munchbunny 9y ago
The tea culture definitely isn't weaker than coffee culture on the worldwide stage, not to a meaningful extent anyway.
One important difference is that tea never had the kinds of accessibility problems that coffee had. Specifically, the kinds of accessibility problems that technology solves, because you can get a very good cup of tea with just attentive steeping.
With coffee, you more or less need hardware of some kind, so it's a question of how fancy that hardware is. With tea, the base case is either a teabag or loose leaf in a cup/pot.
- goldenkey 9y agoMicrobrewing is very different than normal hot water brewing and steeping. Teforia also applies a pressure which has a different effect. Not to say tea is hard to make but if you want that extra bit of flavor, the pressure driven microbrew really makes a difference.