The illustration compares two man-made processes how to manufacture black tea.
Overall, this linear diagram divides into two parts, traditional and modern, where every of them has four steps.
Firstly, the initial stage of two methods is similar, that is picking leaves from plants and the essential thing is taking only 2 top leaves to have a high quality. Then, they are put on rack and are dried, which calls withering process. Once this has happened, tea can be made by two techniques, loosing tea and tea bags.
Former enzymes released from teas, while latter create tiny gradual pieces and this happens faster than previous. Next phase is oxidation for traditional method, where leaves are rolled and spread on tiles, and enzymes with air form leaves with color such as copper. For contemporary method it names fermentation, and leaves plaster to cement. Finally, it is firing or drying, most of wet is moisture out, and product has placemat flavour and aroma. This goes to recur with other leaves.
The illustration compares two
man
-made processes how to manufacture black tea.
Overall
, this linear diagram divides into two parts, traditional and modern, where every of them has four steps.
Firstly
, the initial stage of two methods is similar,
that is
picking
leaves
from plants and the essential thing is taking
only
2 top
leaves
to have a high quality. Then, they
are put
on rack and
are dried
, which calls withering process. Once this has happened,
tea
can
be made
by two techniques, loosing
tea
and
tea
bags.
Former enzymes released from
teas
, while latter create tiny gradual pieces and this happens faster than previous.
Next
phase is oxidation for traditional method, where
leaves
are rolled
and spread on tiles, and enzymes with air form
leaves
with color such as copper. For contemporary method it names fermentation, and
leaves
plaster to cement.
Finally
, it is firing or drying,
most of wet
is moisture out, and product has
placemat
flavour
and aroma. This goes to recur with other
leaves
.