Tea Culture in Bolivia - It's Never Not Teatime
The most popular tea in Bolivia is called Té con té, meaning literally ‘tea with tea’. It’s made of Black tea, lime, cinnamon, and a splash of local brandy. It’s consumed warm. The first tea farms in Bolivia were founded in 1925 but didn’t have success due to the high elevation.
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Bolivia ranks fourth among South American nations with a taste for tea. Average consumption is 75 cups per year (about 1.5 cups a week). Tea is similarly popular in Argentina (95 cups per year, about two cups per week) and in Uruguay (80 cups per year).
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