Countries & Tea
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Tea Traditions
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Time for Tea
100

This country drinks the most amount of total tea annually (1,216,909lb)

China

100

This important fibrous root imparts sweetness to many Pukka blends and its primary active compound is glycyrrhizin

Licorice

100

In this culture, "afternoon tea" is a part of their tradition

British culture

100

Stop by this fast food chain to experience the exclusive Brisk Dragon Paradise

Taco Bell

100

The tea used in Pure Leaf predominantly comes from this country

Argentina

200

This country invented "bubble tea"

Taiwan


200
This common anthocyanin rich calyx contains the anti-inflammatory quercetin, adds deep red color when brewed and imparts a tart flavor

Hibiscus

200

This South American tea (although it isn't really a tea) is the national drink of Argentina

Yerba Mate

200

Travel to this state to sip on a regional exclusive of Lipton's famous Peach Iced Tea

Georgia

200

Earl Grey traditionally is made using this citrus oil

Bergamot

300

The highest annual quantity of tea (6.48lb) per person is drank in this country

Turkey


300

Cassia and Ceylon are two varieties of this bark, both containing coumarin

Cinnamon 

300

The Japanese tea ceremony or chanoyu is a Japanese cultural activity involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of what?

Matcha or Powdered Green Tea

300

Pure Leaf's top selling flavor

Pure Leaf Sweet Tea

300

Known as the "people's tea" in Japan, it consists of sencha leaves and roasted rice traditionally added as a filler to make tea more affordable

Genmaicha

400
A beautifully pink brew of noon chai is extremely popular in the region of Kashmir in this country

India


400

Decorticate these seed pods and you'll find small black seeds that aid in digestion and act as a natural diuretic

Cardamom

400

During their civil war, this country invented a new type of tea, a strongly-brewed red tea that usually contains anise, red and yellow food coloring and other spices too

Thailand

400

Combine orange peel, cinnamon and this herb to create Tazo Passion

Hibiscus

400

Darjeeling, the land that's famously described as where the champagne of teas comes from, is situated in the foothills of these mountains

(Indian) Himalayas

500

A typical style of drinking tea in this country is brewing tea using a traditional tea thing "Samovar" and adding jam in their tea

Russia

500

Native to India, this "holy basil" has strong antioxidant properties, a sweet flavor and fragrant aroma

Tulsi

500

This culture puts butter in tea

Tibetan culture

500

Yachak Passionfruit has this jumpy animal printed on its can

Tree Frog

500

Invented in the 1930's, this tea processing method involves blade slicing, crushing, bruising and rolling to create tiny grains of equal sized tea

CTC Method

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