Tea loaves have roots that branch out across Britain and Ireland, from Irish barmbrack to Welsh bara brith and Yorkshire tea bread. There are purists in all corners and plenty of debate about ...

Fancy an extra special treat? Inspired by the V&A Dundee’s innovative exhibition Garden Futures: Designing with Nature, our brand new Glorious Gardens Afternoon Tea brings a touch of the garden to ...

A conman who bought tea from round the world and sold on it as Scottish is behind bars after being found guilty of a fraud totaling more than half a million pounds. Thomas Robinson, 55 ...

He happens to be in the business of tea. He's the chief tea officer at Tea Chest Hawaii, which gives him the perspective of a business owner facing down the barrel of trade wars triggered by President ...

“Nettle tea is tea that is made from the stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) – the wild green herb that’s known for its tiny stinging hairs,” Nasser explains to British Vogue. “When the leaves are dried ...

West China Tea has opened its first brick-and-mortar teahouse in East Austin. The Austin-based company was founded in 2012 as a specialty importer of farm-direct Chinese tea. Originally operating ...

It is a well-known fact that British people love tea, and this includes the Royal Family. Over the years, it has been revealed which tea different members of the Royal Family like - and Princess ...

International Tea Day 2025: Tea is the second most consumed beverage globally, and plays a vital role in many cultures. In India, chai is more than just a drink; it’s an integral part of daily life ...

According to the United Nations, tea has been consumed in China for over 5,000 years. It is believed that Emperor Shen Nung discovered the drink when tea leaves were blown by the wind into a pot of ...

A cultural event themed "Brewing Cultures, Bridging Boundaries", co-hosted by China Daily and Beijing Foreign Studies University, was held on May 17 to celebrate the upcoming International Tea Day ...