Tea in general Reviews

***Useless- I mean useful!- Information*** Tea was created more than 5000 years ago in China. Tea firstly appeared in Europe in 1560! Various speciality teas have ridiculous (or cool, depending on your viewpoint) names and the funniest I have ever heard of is "Iron Goddess of Mercy", or Ti Kuan Yin, which ...  Read the complete review

Tea is a popular and well known drink, commonly associated with the British ( which is not a bad thing : - ) ) This drink is often drunk hot although some people drink iced tea which is not that nice in my opinion. With tea milk and sugar are normally added although it can be drunk without either, but you can't be a good cup of tea with the right ...  Read the complete review

Tea is a drink usually enjoyed hot. It is known as the great british drink however it is actually not british, it is mad by steeping twigs or leaves from a tea bush. There are many varieties of tea, fruit tea's are now getting more common as people are getting healthier and avoiding caffeine - cafeine free tea is also available. In ...  Read the complete review

Tea is a great drink to take when you want to have a rest or take a break, it is a drink that is often associated with the English and is a great alternate to a hot drink for those who dont really like the taste of coffee. Tea comes in all different types: Herbal tea Almond tea Earl Grey tea English Breakfast ...  Read the complete review

Most people drink tea, you cannot beat a lovely cuppa! I used to be a coffee drinker until my wife was expecting our first child. She had a real aversion to coffee and couldn't even bear the smell so since then I wasn't allowed coffee in the house (the things we do) so I had to change my ways and turn to tea. Now all I drink is tea and can't ...  Read the complete review

Tea has a fascinating history & is nowhere near as boring as you might think - I remember being intrigued as a child by tea chests when we moved house. Years ago I went to Liverpool docks on a school trip & saw where the tea arrived from India, China & Ceylon over the centuries & it was really enjoyable. Do you remember the little ...  Read the complete review

In the interest of balance I thought I would review tea today having done coffee yesterday. Tea is my fisrt drink in the morning. I really need a cup of tea to start my day as I find it much more refreshing than coffee. I don't like my tea too strong as I don't have any milk in it and sometimes if it is too strong I find that it can ...  Read the complete review

Tea has been imported into Britain since the 1660's and fortunately I wasn't alive before that time. A cup of tea in Britain is not only used to quench a thirst but to socialise and calm down after a difficult event. It also creates important pauses in the day for tea breaks, high tea in more luxurious surroundings. Tea does ...  Read the complete review

Tea has got to be the number one drink of the UK. Everywhere you go, be it the supermarket, cafes, resturants, bars. They all offer tea! This is not the case in places like france, where you have to use about 6 tea bags to get the strength you want. They also dont tend to offer it in cafes, mainly just coffee. My favourite brand is ...  Read the complete review

I love tea, and have drank it since being a young teenager when my dad used to brew up all the time. It contains caffeine and is therefore good for a quick fix to wake you up when you need to! I can't do without my fix of tea in the mornings, I dont feel awake 'till I'v had it! There are loads of different brands of tea you ...  Read the complete review

Quite frankly, tea is the business, the bees knees, the best, fabulous. It's all these things and oh so many more. Without tea my life would grind to a halt and my world would come crashing down around me. But why is tea so great? Why do I love it oh so much? Tea is such a simple drink. Yes it comes in many many varieties, but it's ...  Read the complete review

Tea, tea, tea, lovely, lovely tea! You just can't beat it. It is by far the most superior of hot drinks. In times of crisis what is the first thing that you reach for? TEA! If you're freezing cold there really is no better drink than, yes you guessed it, TEA! And if you need a good excuse to have a quick break...make a cup of ...  Read the complete review

Who doesn't love a nice cup of tea. I personally always start my day with a cup of tea, and a few slices of toast. My personal favorite tea would have to be Tetley's Original brand tea, not only because of the taste but also because it has very little smell to it, and i find that i hate it when my cup of tea smells stronger than what i ...  Read the complete review

A cup of tea is probably one of the most British things ever - though apparently the Irish drink more than the British now! Having said this, I'm not a big fan of tea. Even though my parents drink I was just never really interested though I don't have anything against tea in itself. I know some people are addicted to it and have lots of ...  Read the complete review

Tea is my favourite drink. Ever. If I could only drink one liquid for the rest of life tea would win hands down. My first memories of this lovely comforting drink were when I was about 10 and used to make cups for my mum and dad. I used have the odd sip but never a full cup as I wasn't keen on it but then for some reason when I was around 14 ...  Read the complete review

At the moment, I am getting up each day at the dark and intimidating hour of 6:15am each day. I have two babies under two, and a wife who has been up breast-feeding in the night, so all 3 are not to be interrupted. I sneak across the landing, still wearing my bed-clothes, and tip-toe down the stairs. I don't wash, change, or brush my teeth until ...  Read the complete review

Tea (Camellia sinensis),is the most widely consumed beverage after Water.According to legend Tea was discovered by Chinese and popularised by the British. Tea is grown in China,Formosa( Taiwan now), India,Sri Lanka and Nepal.Tea grown on the foothills of Himalayas in Darjeeling (Assam)is referred to as the 'Champagne' of ...  Read the complete review

I love my tea ! I cannot live without it ! Its the first thing I do when i get up in the morning, go in and put the kettle on for a nice cuppa. I just cannot function without tea ! I love mine with the teabag soaked for ages and then loads of milk yummm ! Tea is sociable, when friends come round you stick the kettle on. When ...  Read the complete review

I have loved Tea ever since i was young. It actually seems to be an addiction to me as i keep going back and pourin another cup when i get going. I usually have Tea using Tetleys Tea bags as its the most popular brand out there and its no wonder why due to its lovely taste. I take 2 - 3 sugars in my tea to make it sweet as it tastes much better ...  Read the complete review

Tea is an addiction. IT'S A FACT. This is proven by the frequency one might hear the words, "I need a cup of tea". This is why, according to Wikipedia, 'tea is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world, second only to water' - wow... more popular than Coca-Cola then - I suppose Coke hasn't had over 3000 years of tradition ...  Read the complete review