FIVE MOST EXPENSIVE TEAS IN THE WORLD

Tea is a well-known refreshing drink in numerous nations. Tea is more than just a refreshment in a tea-loving world. It’s an open door to reconnect with hundreds of years of legacy while finding luscious flavors. True tea lovers are ready to pay a premium for the greatest tea. Here is a list of world’s

By Sujal Sharma

6 HEALTH BENEFITS OF DRINKING BLACK TEA

People have been drinking tea for 5,000 years — it’s the second most-consumed beverage in the world after water. There’s no argument among experts that all types of tea offer benefits, but researchers are still uncovering the full power of black tea and the many ways it can enhance your health.

By Uclahealth

THE COUNTRIES THAT PRODUCE HIGH-END PREMIUM TEAS

The history of tea stretches back millennia, with each country claiming legends of their own regarding its origins. Let’s explore them together!

By Gabriella Lombardi

WORLD'S MOST VALUABLE TEAPOT, MADE FROM 18-CARAT YELLOW GOLD WITH CUT DIAMONDS, IS WORTH $3MN

The most expensive teapot in the world has been revealed by the Guinness Book of World Records. The teapot was valued at $3m in 2016 and is made from 18-carat gold, covered in diamonds and features a ruby in the centre. It was made by Italian jeweller, Fulvio Scavia and is owned by the N Sethia Foundation in the UK.

HOW TO MAKE MILK TEA: 5 DIFFERENT RECIPES

One of the worlds most beloved beverages, a cup of milk tea is the ultimate soul soother. Whether you are new to the kitchen or a tea connoisseur looking to mix up your milk tea recipes, we have the scoop on how to make milk tea.

By Matt Caron

HOW TO BREW THE BEST ICED TEA

Our essential guide includes different techniques, tea types, and sweeteners.

By Laura Rege

THE HISTORY OF TEA

Tea is so much a part of everyday life in Britain that we might never stop to think about how a unique plant from faraway China became the nation´s favourite drink. But the history of tea is fascinating, and in this section we can follow its story from the earliest times in Imperial China right up to its present place at the heart of British life.

THE ANCIENT TEA TREES OF YUNNAN

In the most South-Western part of China, the mountainous Yunnan province bordering Myanmar and Laos, there are wild tea trees (Camellia Taliensis) that have stood there for thousands of years. As early as the Han dynasty (206 BCE – 220 CE) these trees, or more specifically their leaves, have been used to make special varieties of black tea and to this day Yunnan remains one of the most important tea producing regions.

By Martin

NOT SO WHISKEY WEDNESDAY: PAIRING TEA & CIGARS!

we will talk about a few different styles of tea, what types of cigars they pair well with, and even give you a suggestion of what cigar to try with your tea. At the end of the article I’ll also leave you with a bonus tea and some interesting information on where you can find it. One rule to consider when thinking about finding a tea to pair with you cigars is that the more delicate the tea the lighter the cigar and the darker the tea the more full bodied the cigar. With that being said, that’s the way I will approach this article, lightest to darkest. So, sit back and relax, its time to talk… Tea!

By CHARLES RUTH

WHAT TEA SHOULD I DRINK WITH MY HOOKAH?

Originally from India and Egypt and in more recent days around the world people are going to hookah bars to drink tea or coffee, smoke hookah, and engage in friendly conversation.

By Hisham Khan

CAVIAR AND TEA PAIRING: AN ELEGANT AFTERNOON AFFAIR

Today, we're going to delve into the world of caviar and tea pairing – a luxurious experience that combines two delicacies to create an elegant afternoon affair. From its rich history to the intricate flavor profiles, we will explore everything you need to know about these two divine treats and how they can be paired together for a truly sensational gastronomic experience. So sit back, relax, and get ready to tantalize your taste buds as we take you on a journey through the opulent world of caviar and tea pairing.

13 TEA RECIPES YOU CAN EASILY BREW UP AT HOME

Take a wander into the tea aisle at the grocery store and it's hard not to get overwhelmed. In addition to your basic black, green, and herbal teas, a wide array of options with added fruit and spices now crowd the shelves, many of which tout added health benefits. But some teas, especially specialty varieties, also carry a hefty price tag, not to mention an environmental impact if you drink a lot of it. Making your own tea at home mitigates both factors, and enables you to fully control the strength and flavor. Try some of these recipes to get started.

By Lizz Schumer