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Best Springtime Teas to Enjoy


Spring is the most awaited season in the tea industry as fresh leaves haven’t been harvested for several months. The first sip of fresh, aromatic, and refreshing tea is highly anticipated. Whether you want to cozy up on a chilly day or enjoy a refreshing drink on a warm day, spring teas are the perfect pick-me-up for any mood or occasion. So, explore the flavors of spring with an enticing selection of tea blends.


As the summer comes and the temperature rises, iced tea becomes the drink of choice. The taste of sun-ripened fruits infused in iced teas is highly appreciated. Our summer teas are chilly and refreshing prepared with a blend of berries, citrus, and stone fruits. These loose-leaf tea blends are a treat for our senses with inviting aromas of flowers and fruits that help us feel rejuvenated.


Tea enthusiasts value teas harvested early in the spring and are willing to pay a significant amount of money to get the earliest spring harvest. The taste of these early harvests is highly desired and appreciated.




Characteristics of Spring Teas


Spring teas possess unique characteristics including taste, flavor, texture, and aftertaste differentiating them from summer and autumn teas. For instance, spring teas yield milder flavor and taste. While it may sound strange, the flavor and fragrance of spring teas are reminiscent of spring itself.


Taste

Despite summer or autumn teas, spring-harvested teas are usually milder in taste without any harsh or vegetal flavors. Flavors are delicate resulting in aftertaste and texture making for a distinct experience that can be difficult to describe. In some countries, the early harvest teas are valued for their subtler and quieter qualities that allow for appreciation of more understated aspects of tea.


Aroma

In the tea world, the most important aspect of spring tea is its fragrance. In spite of commenting on the taste of teas, one compliments it by describing its scent which is similar to the spring season. The presence of exotic fruits and flower is prominent, particularly in case of peach oolong tea. The fragrance of spring tea evokes the essence of youth and vitality. Each tea cultivator expresses a desire to capture the scent of their farm and tea forest during the full bloom of spring. Their aim is to maintain the aroma that tea absorbs from the spring air so that they expand when dry leaves are brewed.


Texture

Spring tea usually offers a delicate and refined taste compared to summer and autumn teas. These teas possess velvety, silky, or creamy textures without any harshness on the palate. Spring teas exhibit sparkling sensations depending on the tea. The texture gradually intensifies with each sip and is highly coveted for its smoothness.


Caffeine Content

The caffeine content in the tea varies depending on the type of tea. Generally, black tea tends to have more caffeine than white and green tea. Oolong tea is considered somewhere in the middle. Moreover, harvesting time, tea variety, steeping time, and water temperature also influence the caffeine content of tea. Teas harvested in the spring tend to have more caffeine content than tea of other seasons.


Benefits of Spring Teas


They Keep You Hydrated

Teas are refreshing beverages that provide hydration to the body. All types of teas, whether they are spring, summer, or autumn teas keep you well hydrated. Teas are prepared from water and only a small percentage of tea leaves, making them an excellent way to achieve your daily water intake goals. Moreover, teas are packed with antioxidants which make them a refreshing alternative to drinking plain water.

There has been a longstanding belief that teas do not hydrate your body owing to their diuretic effects due to the presence of caffeine. In fact, the caffeine content in tea is relatively low when steeped appropriately and diuretic effects are negligible. Hence, drinking tea can effectively contribute to keeping you hydrated.


Possess Anti-aging Effects

Tea polyphenols contain antioxidant properties that provide protection against free radicals and reduce the risk of oxidative stress. Free radicals are substances that cause cell damage and aim to steal your youth. Thanks to the antioxidant properties of teas which neutralize the harmful effects of free radicals, prevent cellular damage, and slow the process of aging.


Reduce the Risk of Heart Diseases

Several factors such as inactivity, fat deposition, and high blood pressure lead to the clogging of blood vessels and increase the risk of stroke and heart disease. It appears that you will require assistance with clearing these deposited fats. Tea polyphenols have the potential to effectively reduce lipids, widen blood vessels, and help repair damaged vessels. Studies revealed that tea consumption resulted in a reduced risk of fatal heart attacks.


May Boost Your Immunity

Teas are rich in antioxidants and other phytochemicals with potent antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. They help prevent infections, reduce inflammation, and fight against various illnesses. These antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties of teas are credited for boosting immune health.


Note:

Spring teas shine in high levels of polyphenols and can increase gastrointestinal stimulation resulting in stomachache, dry mouth, diarrhea, or constipation. It is therefore suggested not to drink spring tea immediately and need to give it some time to undergo auto-oxidation.


Best Teas to Enjoy in Spring


Experience the vibrant and refreshing taste of spring with our fresh and rejuvenating brews. Our wide range of fruity, floral, and herbal teas is aimed to add a burst of color and flavor to your day. Savor the season in every sip as you explore our diverse collection of spring teas, carefully selected for their unique flavor profile and superior quality. So why not treat yourself to a cup of our premium quality spring teas and let their aromas and flavors awaken your senses and uplift your spirits?


Berries and Cream Compote Tea

Berries and Cream Compote Tea is a sweet spring berry blend with a splash of cream that will tantalize your buds. Prepared from berries, rosehip, hibiscus, and natural cream flavor, this refreshing and rejuvenating beverage will remind you of the cozy afternoon in the warm summer.


Green Melon Berry Tea

Green Melon Berry Tea is prepared from natural watermelon and strawberry flavor, hibiscus, apple pieces, and green tea resulting in a juicy and refreshing beverage. The natural sweetness of the fruits and the earthy notes of green tea makes it an invigorating and rejuvenating beverage.


Kona Pineapple

Treat your taste buds to the refreshing flavor of Kona Pineapple tea, a tropical citrus infusion that bursts with luscious notes of apple, pineapple, and lemongrass enhanced by subtle floral undertones.


Lemon Lavender Tea

This floral-infused dessert is as delicious as nourishing. The infusion of lavender buds and lemongrass, combined with rose petals and blue cornflowers offers a delightful and nutritious way to relax and rejuvenate your mind and body.


Oolong Peach Tea

Oolong Peach Tea is a highly oxidized oolong tea with a pleasant and exciting taste. The tea is prepared from oolong tea, apple pieces, peach pieces, and marigold flowers yielding a profound floral essence like a slice of peach.


Spring White Tea

Spring White Tea is prepared from white tea, rosehip, hibiscus, pineapple, berries mango pieces, and rose petals. The brewed tea yields floral and sweet flavor with a smooth finish.




Final thoughts


Tea is delicious at any time of the year and can be prepared in any way to give you an ideal beverage of choice for whatever weather or occasion you find yourself in. Spring teas are delicious, refreshing, and invigorating which hydrates your body and boosts your immune system. They are ideal for rejuvenating the mind and body and promoting overall health and wellness. Shop Tuk Tea Company and discover your favorite spring tea!






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