Preparing tea: Less, is more

When making tea:

A lower dose, and a shorter steeping time (then you normally tend to do), often brings you better results, for a perfect cup of tea.

Furthermore, unglazed tea pots, are better for brewing tea. However, if you only have a glazed one: use it only for black teas, fruit teas, or herb teas.

Green teas, Oolong (halve fermented) and white teas, do need a unglazed tea pot, as they pull oxygen from the walls of the pot, during steeping.

If you want a perfect cup of Oolong tea, you should use a Yixing tea pot, which is made from a special type of ceramic / stoneware.

Look also, at my website about tea:
http://organictea.tel/

By the way: organictea.co is already taken, and organictea.com, sold for 6000 Euros, last year, in September.

What is the point, in having organictea.tel?: It may be just the perfect landing page, for directing potential clients to an organictea.whatever.
Would a tea merchant with such a landing page get perhaps more clients, than the owner of the .com site, withe the same name?
Just remember, that organictea.tel is a mobile webpage. And at present, organictea.com, does not have one. But, I think it is fine, to just have mobile pages, such as .Tel pages, as you might not want to buy items via your smart phone, but from your laptop or PC.

A .Tel page, viewed from a mobile device, respectively, from an iPhone, or an other smart phone, may just be fine, to let you know, that the .Tel page has a sister website, and that you can make your purchases / orders from there.

I bet, that the greatest benefit from a Dot Tel domain, might lie / be exactly there.

Just let smart phone users know about .Tel, and they will like .Tel, I am quite sure.


And now, enjoy!

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