Okay, whose great idea is this? I'm gonna smack your head with Rod of Repentance for making the tea looks like piss.
It's unfortunate, I know, but the fact is that that is that those appear to be green tea leaves, and that is pretty much the color most green tea IS when you steep it.
There ARE ones that actually make a pale green liquor but by then you are usually in more in the realm of the greenish side of high mountain oolong than out and out green tea (matcha is of course green too, but that is opaque).
It's unfortunate, I know, but the fact is that that is that those appear to be green tea leaves, and that is pretty much the color most green tea IS when you steep it.
There ARE ones that actually make a pale green liquor but by then you are usually in more in the realm of the greenish side of high mountain oolong than out and out green tea (matcha is of course green too, but that is opaque).
Not sure if you thought your idea through. Black tea will look like....errrr...monthly girl piss.
All tea look like piss.
Black tea is reddish, but it isn't THAT red (hibiscus tea on the other hand.......). So more along the line of piss when you are sick, or mixed with .....other stuff.
There'd also be the fact that black tea leaves look sorta like rat turds. Of course, the leaves in the pictures aren't really accurate either (no one brews tea from fresh leaves, you dry them first)
Black tea is reddish, but it isn't THAT red (hibiscus tea on the other hand.......). So more along the line of piss when you are sick, or mixed with .....other stuff.
There'd also be the fact that black tea leaves look sorta like rat turds. Of course, the leaves in the pictures aren't really accurate either (no one brews tea from fresh leaves, you dry them first)
I know this is an old comment, but people 100% use fresh leaves when making tea, I know as I have. Drying just preserves and changes the flavor, but it is not needed.
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