Water plays a critical role when preparing a cup of tea. Making up over 98 percent of the beverage, it is important to use water that will brew up the most satisfying cup. Even if you're using some of the world's finest teas, using poor quality water can yield a less than ideal beverage. It is important to use high quality, filtered water without chlorine; do not use distilled water to brew tea. Too many people make the mistake of brewing up a cup of tea using unfiltered tap water. We've offered a few suggestions below to help maximize your tea drinking experience.Remember, brewing your tea correctly is essential to obtain that perfect cup of tea.

Brita's water filter is an authority on reducing copper and eliminating over 99% of lead in tap water. But, using activated carbon as well as an ion exchange resin, it also reduces chlorine, bad tastes, odors, and sediment - essential for making that great tasting cup of tea.

Beginning as rainfall filtering through layers of ancient volcanic rock over the course of hundreds of years, Fiji water gathers minerals like silica, calcium, and magnesium. These minerals not only make Fiji water healthy for you, but also give it a distinctly soft, smooth taste. This soft, mineral enriched water is perfect for brewing tea.

Water filtration system that eliminates contaminants in water such as chlorine, agricultural pollutants, lead, sediment and rust, microbial cysts, and industrial pollutants. The result is softer, healthier, better-tasting water - perfect for making that delicious cup of tea.

Artesian water sourced from one of the deepest wells (2500 feet) in Europe. Jana Water's purity and freshness is a result of the slow and natural filtering process, through a vast aquifer of layered mineral rock. During this long natural journey, Jana natural artesian water is enriched with minerals, in particular calcium and magnesium. A perfect water to brew that perfect tea.

VOSS Artesian Water from Norway comes from an aquifer in the pristine nature of Southern Norway, protected from pollutants by layers of rock and ice, producing a pure water unlike any other. This pristine aquifer produces a naturally unfiltered artesian water, bottled at one of the purest water sources yet found on the planet. Your tea leaves will love you.