WHITE TEA
White tea is the purest and least processed of all teas. White tea has a light colour and flavour and is appreciated by tea connoisseurs for its unmatched subtlety, natural sweetness and delicacy .
GREEN TEA
Green tea is the most popular type of tea and is the favourite choice amongst Asians.Some green teas are scented with flowers or mixed with fruits to create scented or flavoured teas.
OOLONG TEA
Oolong tea, (pronounced as wu long tea), is most commonly recognised as Chinese tea served at a Chinese restaurant.
BLACK TEA
Black tea is what most of us have grown up drinking. Full-bodied and strong, black tea tastes great alone or can be had with milk and sugar.
HERBAL TEA
Herbal tea is the only tea that does not contain any leaves from the Camellia plant family . It can be of three types a) Rooibos tea b) Mate tea c) Herbal infusions.
ROOIBOS TEA
Rooibos teas are herbal infusions made from a South African red bush. It is popularly called `Red tea'. It is delicious, comes in a variety of flavours and can be had either hot or ice cold.
MATE TEA
Mate tea is considered the coffee lover's favourite tea as it tastes like coffee. Mate is a wild shrub from Argentina that makes for a delicious, flavourful tea.
BLOOMING TEAS
Also called artisan or flowering teas, these teas actually `bloom as they steep.
TEA BLENDS
Tea blends combine more than one type of premium tea, giving it a great flavour.
Source:theindependent