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“A Nice Cup of Tea” is an essay written by George Orwell in 1946, where heoutlines his personal method for making the perfect cup of tea. Here are
some key points:
1. Tea Type: Orwell insists on Indian or Ceylon tea over Chinese tea, as
the former produces a stronger, more stimulating brew.
2. Tea Quality: He emphasizes using loose leaf tea, not tea bags, to
achieve better flavor and quality.
3. The Teapot: Orwell recommends using a porcelain or earthenware
teapot and warming it before brewing the tea.
4. Tea to Water Ratio: He suggests putting six heaped teaspoons of tea
leaves into the pot, enough for a strong brew.
5. Water: The water should be freshly boiled and poured directly onto the
tea leaves, never boiled twice.
6. Brewing: He advises letting the tea brew for 3-5 minutes to fully
extract the flavors.
7. Stirring: After brewing, Orwell recommends stirring the tea in the pot
before pouring it into cups.
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