The top 10 countries that serve the world’s best tea

Kuntze var. assamica (J. Masters) Kitam. Assam tea.

Camellia sinensis

March 21, 2018 10:54. There are two main varieties of the tea plant, Camellia sinensis. The Chinese variety, Camellia sinensis sinensis, has a small leaf and is more tolerant of cold weather. The second variety, Camellia sinensis assamica, is native to the Assam region in India.

Best Tea Bag Brands

1. Lipton. Lipton is United Kingdom based tea company introduced in1890 by Thomas Lipton.
2. Tetley. Tetley is one of the largest tea companies serving tea worldwide.
3. Tazo Tea company. Tazo tea company known for selling teas and herbal tea globally.
4. The Republic of Tea.

• 1 MOROCCO.
• 2 SRI LANKA.
• 3 INDIA.
• 4 CHINA.
• 5 JAPAN.
• 6 UNITED KINGDOM.
• 7 TURKEY.
• 8 KENYA.

Nearly 1,300 years later, the plant was introduced to Portuguese merchants and has now been traded and sold for a thousand years around much of the globe. Tea has reached every corner of the world and today people drink it in every form imaginable. The top tea producers today are China and India.

Da-Hong Pao Tea

Da Hong Pao

5 Most Expensive Teas In the World

• Da-Hong Pao Tea – $1.2 million per kilo. It is hard to imagine that tea leaves can be worth a million dollars.
• Tieguanyin Tea – $3,000 per kilo.
• Panda Dung Tea – $70,000 per kilo.
• PG Tips Diamond Tea Bag: $15,000 per tea bag.
• Narcissus Wuyi Oolong Tea Box – $6,500 per kilo.

Top 12 Naturally Sweet Teas and Tisanes

1. Rooibos. African red bush or Rooibos is one of the most versatile herbal teas in the world.
2. Licorice root.
3. Chamomile.
4. Bee Pollen.
5. Star Anise.
6. Candyleaf.
7. Osmanthus flower.
8. Pandan Leaf.

1. Tea is a naturally healthy treat. Almost any type of tea offers nutritional and antioxidant benefits for your body, but additives like sugar and milk can offset these natural advantages.

Naturally Sweet Herbal Teas: No Sugar Required

• Numi Organic Rooibos Tea.
• Tazo Organic Spiced Black Tea.
• Tazo Wild Sweet Orange Tea.
• Cardamon Cinnamon Tea.
• Good Earth’s Sweet & Spicy Red Tea.
• Chamomile.
• Celestial Seasoning Raspberry Zinger.

The 11 best premium tea brands in the world

Since sugar is added when the tea is still hot or warm, they have to keep a separate pitcher or jug for those who don’t like or who are avoiding sugar. So, “unsweet tea” became the local way of saying “Iced Tea, No Sugar”.

Best Tea: The Tastiest Flavors For Your Next Cup

• Thai Ginger Tea.
• Organic Sencha Fuji Green Tea.
• Iron Goddess of Mercy Oolong Tea.
• Rooibos Tea.
• Chamomile Lemongrass Tea.
• Indian Chai Spiced Tea.
• Peppermint Tea.
• Silver Moonlight Wild White Tea. White tea is a true tea that offers a delicate and nuanced flavor profile.

The Queen drinks Earl Grey, Assam and Darjeeling tea with a splash of milk and no sugar.

The water must be heated to 70C for green tea and 100C for Earl Grey or English breakfast tea. The temperature of the water must be measured with a thermometer. ‘ Clearly, Prince Charles isn’t messing around when it comes to his tea, and he expects the perfect cup every time.

The Duchess likes her tea with a little bit of milk We already know the Duchess of Cambridge’s tea preference is very traditional after a Kilcooley Women’s Centre said on Twitter following her visit to the Ark Open Farm: “Just like us little bit of milk…. so down to earth we were enchanted.”

Black Tea

Not surprisingly, Britain is one of the world’s biggest tea-drinking nations alongside Turkey, Ireland and China, but why do they drink so much tea? Turns out, it’s all to do with taxes. Tea was first brought to Britain in the early 17th century by the East India Company and was presented to King Charles II.

In most of the United Kingdom (namely, the North of England, North and South Wales, the English Midlands, Scotland, and some rural and working class areas of Northern Ireland), people traditionally call their midday meal dinner and their evening meal tea (served around 6 pm), whereas the upper social classes would call …

Yorkshire Tea now accounts for 23 per cent of all tea bought in the UK, while PG Tips remains in the top spot as Britain’s most-bought brand of brew.