Astringency in Tea

A common wise plant with pale green, oval leaves and purple flowers, Salvia officinalis, produces a very astringent herbal tea. Photo of Duk, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.

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<P> Ink, and there is a point where the highest grade teas with a softer mouth tend to be more expensive and more difficult to get than those with a tougher mouth. However, a little astringency can be nice, and very little can make a tea look aqueous or thin. High quality teas generally achieve a balance of enough astringency to impart a certain amount of body to tea, but small enough so that the cup will continue to be soft on the palate. </p>
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<P> James Norwood Pratt Cites Astringence is responsible for the refreshing quality of tea, and points to Darjeeling, first rinse as a highly desirable tea that is also high in astringency. [1] </p>

<p> The preference for astringency is a matter of personal flavor, and different people have different preferences for feeling and sensations on the palate, as they do for taste and aroma. </p>
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<p> A common wise plant with pale green, oval leaves and purple flowers, Salvia officinalis, produces a very astringent herbal tea. Photo of Duk, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. </p>

<p> Astringency of herbal teas </p>

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<P>ADE of any plant other than the tea plant. The amount of astringency varies widely from a grass to the next, but a typical black tea tends to be more astringent than many of the common herbal teas. An important point of sale for Rooibos is that it looks like black tea, but it can be impregnated for a long time without going too bitter or astringent. </p>
<P> Some herbs, however, are much more astringent than tea. For example, both lavender and the common wise produce a slightly sticky and resinous mouth when elaborated on their own as an herbal tea. For this reason, they are often included as minor components in mixtures that mainly contain other ingredients. </p>

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