Grown for thousands of years in the ... In fact, South Africa is the only country in the world that produces rooibos. Once brewed, the tea is red in color and has a bitter taste, similar to ...

The rarest type of yellow tea — Jun Shan yin zhen — is grown and produced on an island ... though it is now drunk all over ...

Discover the global impact of tea on cultures, economies, and sustainability, from traditional ceremonies to modern trends.

Tea is the world’s most consumed drink ... Tea production is highly sensitive to changes in growing conditions. Tea can only be produced in narrowly defined agro-ecological conditions and ...

There’s trouble brewing in the U.S. tea industry thanks to import tariffs. World Tea News spoke to a number of players in the ...

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Pu’erh tea is kind of like champagne – it can only be grown in one region of the world Yunnan Province in Southwest China. Some of the tea trees can be over 1,000 years old. Pu’erh is ...

In recent years, Matcha has taken social media and the Western world by storm. The Japanese green leaf tea is a trendy norm ...

Founded in 1969, Celestial Seasonings has since grown to serve more than 1.6 billion cups of tea (including green, red, white and chai varieties) a year to consumers all over the world.