Stanisław Trembecki, a poet and the chamberlain of Poland’s last king, even argued that thanks to a diet he devised which prohibited tea, one could live until 140! Let’s take a look back at the ...

Herman hunted his white whale, the Moby Dick of the tea world and he found it. The history and myth of White Tea presented a challenge to a man of particular taste and austerity. Chinese virgins from ...

Japanese tea rooms are truly unique structures. A new book recounts the authors’ visits to tea rooms across Japan. This ...

It was given to my grandparents for safekeeping in 1944 as my grandfather was tea mixer. Hails from the Midlands in the 1820s ...

Legend has it that Catherine of Braganza brought tea to England back in the 1600s, giving life to one of the country's most iconic traditions. Today, Portugal is home to the only tea plantation in ...

Our tea set is in fact a three-piece social history of nineteenth-century Britain. And it's a lens through which we can look at a large part of the history of the world. Here's historian Linda ...

We are the third-largest tea drinking nation (per capita) behind Turkey and the Republic of Ireland. Without further ado, let’s get in to the history of this delightful drink, and how it ...

The chai-spiced rum’s branding and packaging combine visual references such as 19th century tea chests and Caribbean rum barrels Chai has a long and illustrious history among Indian and South Asian ...

On Dec. 16, 1773, 241 years ago, angry Boston citizens boarded British ships and dumped 90,000 pounds of tea into Boston ...