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Marco Polo brought tea back with him and it caught on really fast. It was one of the things that made people want to find China and India.
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Which European nation was the first to drink tea?
yes according to research dutch is the first european nation to drink tea .
Does coffee and tea come from the same areas in the world?
Most Tea products come from the East while most coffee products come from the West.
When and how did tea first make make its way to European countries?
Dutch traders first brought tea to Europe in 1612.
How did tea first make its way to European countries?
dutch traders brought it over in 1612
When did black tea come to China?
Black tea is believed to have originated in China during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), although there are earlier references to fermented tea that may have resembled black tea. The first recorded mention of black tea in Chinese literature dates back to the early 17th century. It gained popularity both within China and in international trade, particularly with European markets.
When was tea first grown in Africa?
Apprently it didn't come africa
What are some European crafts?
Tea
Why is ice tea heated first and not just made with cold water?
Heat is needed to make the natural flavor of tea come out into the water.
What did the British and dutch come to china for?
tea silk cloth etc and spices as they were looking for the japans and india and tried to also import european goods
When European explorers first arrived in china what happened?
The first European explorers to arrive in China were greeted by the native Chinese. The explorers exchanged gifts and ideas. The European explorers took tea back to Europe.
What language does tea come from?
Tea is from belguim!
What is first tea garden ASSAM?
The first tea garden in Assam is believed to be the "Singlo Tea Estate," established in 1837 by the British. Located in the northeastern region of India, Assam is renowned for its rich tea cultivation, benefiting from the region's climate and soil. The establishment of tea gardens in Assam marked the beginning of the state's transformation into one of the largest tea-producing areas in the world. Today, Assam tea is celebrated for its robust flavor and is a significant contributor to the global tea market.
