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Gunfire tea is a British caffeinated and alcoholic cocktail made by mixing black tea and a splash of rum. This unique beverage was a favorite in the British army, as an early morning tea to
Some teas find their claim to fame in how or where they grow, others in how the leaves are harvested or prepared, and others still in what flavors are infused. But there is one tea
Most of us are familiar with the popular South African tisane (herbal tea) Rooibos tea. Fewer of us perhaps with its little brother Honeybush tea, or we might have thought both were different names for
When we think of tea gardens we immediately think of the lushy green tea fields of India, China and Taiwan. But as it turns out, New Zealand proved to be a great place to grow
For centuries green tea has been the drink of choice in Japan, but there is one region in Japan that has been particularly instrumental in the development of these green teas, and that is the
A silver tea caddy owned by Theodore Roosevelt, a teapot used by navy officer Lord Nelson, pots and bowls from China dating as far back as the Song Dynasty (960-1279), and the world’s most expensive
While many tea aficionados still enjoy the traditional approaches to tea and tea culture, there are also new generations of tea drinkers ready to take tea into modernity. As a 200 billion dollar industry that
Barley (Hordeum Vulgare) is one of the most produced grains on earth. We primarily use it to make food for livestock and as one of the ingredients in beer. However, in East Asian countries like
The tea community loves a good trend: Whether it be the fermented feistiness of Kombucha, or the tapioca ball-infused bubble tea that is taking the industry by storm, the younger generations of tea drinkers, aided
Natsumi Osada is the CEO of Japanese Osada Tea and a 4th generation tea master. As a certified Japanese tea instructor he specialises in Japanese organic tea. “The taste changes every year due to changes
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