royal tea, literally speaking.
Yellow Tea
Yellow tea
A powdered green tea called "maccha."
Tea can be served two ways, cold with ice, called ice tea or hot like coffee, called hot tea.
What is commonly called by the English as the Japanese Tea Ceremony is called sado or chado (line over o's) or way of the tea or chanyou, literally hot water for tea in Japanese. The tea served at this is green tea. More info on this can be found on Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia under Japanese Tea Ceremony.
It is known as Chanoyu or Chado. It is the Japanese tea ceremony where powdered green tea, called matcha, is made and served.
Typically a high tea is a real meal eaten at a 'high' table. Foods such as meat, potatoes, casseroles and breads were served traditionally. It is/was dinner to people in England, Ireland, Australia... When they say we are going to have 'tea', it doesn't mean they are going to sit down and enjoy a cup of tea. It is their main meal of the day. High tea was served at a 'high table' like the dining room table. Low tea, or afternoon tea was served at low tables, like end tables, or tea tables (like our coffee table). Nowadays, the high tea has become known (especially in America) as a fancy afternoon tea, and lighter foods are served compared to a dinner, but more substantial than an afternoon tea.
Tea
open proffessors trunk then open tea set. on the top screen it will say how many cups of tea you have served out of 26.
Yes
1904
Coffee, hot chocolate, and tea are all served hot.