Tea facts

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Let’s find out where and how tea came to be a drink so many of us enjoy : TIMELINE : 2737 BC According to legend, Emperor Shen Nung was sitting under a tree ( Camellia Sinensis ), while his servant boiled some drinking water. Dried leaves from the tree fell into the pot and

Here are twenty-six strange and entertaining facts about tea that are sure to surprise you. Add them to your mental list of “fun facts” and share them at your next tea party or during friendly chit-chat with your tea-loving friends.

A warm cup of tea, tunes your senses towards harmony and well-being. Tea can be steeped by using loose-leaf tea or tea bag, strong or light, and it can be made in a cup, mug or teapot, and best of all anyone can make it. Back in history, all of the tea that was consumed…

The ultimate guide to tea around the world from Pinterest on this great infographic…

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So what makes white tea so different from the rest? It’s the least processed. White tea leaves are just plucked and laid out to dry – it’s as simple as that.