This blog is about tea etiquette followed by different countries. Hope you’ll find it interesting! China Only half of the cup should is filled with tea in China as part of etiquette, as the saying goes ‘Full cup of wine but half a cup of tea’ Tea should be of moderate hot so that the guests are safe from burning…
A tea processing chart refers to a chart that shows the processing steps that different tea types go through after being plucked and before they reach your cup. Tea processing charts have been essential items in the toolbelt of tea educators for years. However, nearly every processing chart that exists today excludes many styles of tea and sometimes entire types…
India is the second largest producer of tea in the world after China, including the famous Assam tea and Darjeeling tea. The documented evidence according to the history of tea drinking in India dates back to 750 BC. Tea in India is generally grown in the North Eastern regions and the Nilgiri Hills. Having evolved since those early days, tea drinking in India has now come…
