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Our Title and TEA

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Here we are at the third word of the title, TEA. While I am a coffee drinker, I do also love a good cuppa. So let’s take a look at some facts and features.

 

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http://theteaspot.com/tea-traditions.html According to Chinese legend, tea was born in 2727 BC, when the Emperor Shen Nong was purifying water in the shelter of a tea tree, and several leaves blew into the pot. The resulting brew, of superb fragrance, color and taste, made the emperor rejoice. Tea soon became a daily drink in Chinese culture.

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http://www.top10zen.com/top-5-most-expensive-teas-in-the-world-574  Top 5 Most Expensive Teas In The World

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http://www.worldoftea.org/how-to-store-tea/   The Six Immutable Laws of Tea Storage

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http://www.consumersearch.com/tea-kettles  One kettle might seem just like another, but there’s a world of difference in how these basic appliances perform. The best tea kettles heat up quickly, stay cool enough to touch, and are easy to control as you pour.

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So there you have a taste of tea. That should do it for now

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