I am a pleb, but it’s bags for me. Yorkshire Gold. 4 mins at 80c.

I also do iced Yorkshire with 6 bags. 16 fl Oz water at 80c. 4 mins. Simple syrup to taste. Ice to fill.

I’ve tried other methods but they all feel so involved compared to simply dunking a bag.

Gong fu style in gaiwan. I put some leaves into the gaiwan and steep them multiple times throughout the day.

I like trying different kinds of teas. But darker teas, for example oolongs, are most convenient because they can be brewed many times and they are easier to brew as you don’t need to be so accurate with water temperature and steeping time.

Recently ended up neck deep in Japanese teas, love them so much! In particular genmaicha.

I know it should be loose leaves, but I usually use a paper tea bag, because I don’t like to clean the tea pot. 100C for 30seconds. Delicious.

1tbsp loose leaf black tea into a tea infuser with just under boiling water for 4 min or so.

By volume, I drink most tea by just throwing in cheap green or black tea bags into a pitcher of water as my general hydration.

Actually drinking and enjoying tea, it’s probably filter basket in cup and grandpa style, depending on the tea. Gongfu is also fun and needed for a few teas, but I only do that when I really feel like it.

Recently decided i didn’t like the plastic in teabags so i got a small spherical metal strainer. I use loose leaf Yorkshire tea from tesco, add three quarters of a teaspoon into the strainer, pour boiling water through the strainer into the mug, swish it around for a minute. Many, many times a day :-) i’m gonna start a mini-compost bin for the used leaves :-)