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Tea Infusion Timer
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Free Online Tea Steeping Timer with Alarm

Green Tea (2-3 min)•Black & Earl Grey (3-5 min)•Herbal & Tisane (5-7 min)•Preserve Delicate Flavors

Avoid Bitterness and Extract Rich Polyphenol Flavor

Oversteeping tea releases harsh tannins that ruin delicate notes, while understeeping leaves your cup weak and watery. Our tea timer ensures optimal flavor extraction.

Whether brewing Japanese Sencha, Darjeeling, Jasmine, or Chamomile, time your steep to the exact second.

How to Use the Tea Steeping Timer

1
Pour hot water at the proper temperature over your tea leaves or sachet.
2
Start the tea timer: Green (3 min), Black (4 min), Herbal (5 min).
3
Let the leaves unfurl without agitating the bag or infuser.
4
Remove the leaves the second the alarm rings and enjoy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does green tea taste bitter if steeped too long?

Green tea leaves contain delicate catechins. Steeping longer than 3 minutes or using boiling water extracts bitter tannins.

Ready to Start Your Tea Steeping Timer?

Scroll up and press Start to begin your visual countdown immediately.