The Mirror reports that 59 per cent of Brit's can't begin their day without a cup of tea, while two thirds of people have ...

Catherine popularised the drink among British nobility, and subsequently to the wealthier members of society. The invasion of tea in the country had well and truly started. People thought the ...

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties prominent officials and eminent people used tea drinking as an occasion to foster friendships and discuss poetry. Tea drinking was an important part of palace life.

Black tea has less caffeine than coffee, so many people drink it to stay healthier and improve their diet. You can find English breakfast tea inside most grocery stores and at cafés around the world.

From the social rules and etiquette surrounding the British ... tea, to the differences between supermarket and luxury brands ...

Tea is perfect for curling up with a book, boosting energy in the morning or enjoying a soothing sip throughout the day. It’s ...

Scientists have proven that drinking tea is linked to slower biological aging, especially for those who drink it every day.