Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water.

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Default Very long brewing times

I have been experimenting with brewing green tea and even some blacks
at much lower temperatures and for longer times.

I have read here about sun brewing and even refrigerator brewing.

Is there a table anywhere that shows optimum (or maximum) brewing time
as a function of temperature? I realize everything is subjective, but
recommendations are already given for the recommended temperature. I
am wondering if there some general way to convert the brew time when
using cooler water.

For example, is there a table like this or could one be constructed?

Temp Time
190F 3-4 min
180F 3-5 min
170F 4-8 min
160F 5-10 min
150F 6-15 min
140F 10-30 min
130F 15-60 min
120F 1-5 hours
110F 2-8 hours
100F 5-15 hours
....

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