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Tea was first discovered in China some 5,000 years ago. |
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The term “Tea” is driven from early Chinese dialect words as “Tchai”, “Cha” and “ Tay |
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Lu Yu wrote the first book on the topic of “Tea” in 800 A.D |
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Tea was introduced to Europe by Portuguese Father Jasper de Cruz in 1560. |
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More than 90% of the world's total consumption of tea is Black tea, 4% is Green, 1% is Oolong tea and 1% is flavoured. |
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It is estimated that on any given day 84% of the Arab population and 78% of the Russian population drink tea. |
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World's largest national iced tea consumption is approximately 80% of the total population is in US. |
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Tea with a piece of Lemon is considered English and tea with milk as Asian. |
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Caffeine found in tea is half the amount of caffeine found in coffee. |
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