"Tea", can be basically described as an infusion herbs in boiling water, so the practice of extracting the "medicinal" components of herbs has been with mankind since before written record.
The beverage we have commonly come to call "tea" is the result of steeping the leaves of the tea tree (Camelia sinensis) in boiling water. There is a written record by Lu Yu, from 780 AD, the Ch'a Ching (Tea Classic). This however, is a scholarly work about the many teas favoured in China at the time, suggesting that tea had been an accepted beverage for unknown generations before that.
Well, back in 1773 the 'Colonists' dumped three ship loads full of tea (90,000 pounds of it) over board into the harbor because of taxes, the British were bloody furious and passed the so called 'coercive acts' against them which basically meant they would be hurt economically and financially.
Boston did suffer considerably under these measures in particular, and the whole issue boiled over to set the Revolution in motion.
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What brought Tea to this country
The most popular tea in china is Green Tea.
China is the origin country of the drink tea.
China produces 28% of the world's tea Germany
The most popular drink in china is green tea
In China there are tea markets where buyers go to look at the tea, smell it, and to try to find the best tea. This is not easy because the tea is grown in the outer reaches of China and China doesn't deal easily with tea importers. They want to keep their middle men handling the tea and not let the importers work with the farmers directly. Once the tea is found, a deal made and then the tea is imported.
Yes, chinese tea is available.
No, they boycotted British tea
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RED TEA
juice-I would say; tea.Soft drinks and beer are also popular.
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