With countless styles and preparations to choose from, tea is the world's most consumed beverage (aside from water). Tea is ...

On International Tea Day, May 21, we celebrate the unifying ritual of tea enjoyed in so many unique ways around the world. Whether you savor it sweet, spicy, milky, or earthy, each cup connects us ...

Plenty of other tea lovers around the world concur that sugar adds sustenance and flavor: From Morocco to Taiwan to Germany to Iraq to the Deep South of the U.S., you'll find tea so sweet it'll ...

There is evidence that tea was consumed in China 5,000 years ago, making it one of the oldest beverages in the world. How to say tea around the world. Across the globe, ...

In honour of International Tea Day, we thought we'd take a look at some of the many wonderful ways different countries from around the world prepare and drink their tea.

Shanghai residents consume the least amount of coffee or tea; Only 16% make it a part of their morning routine. Florence Fu/Business Insider People all over the world show affection in the morning.

OVERLAND PARK, Ks. — The world’s most popular drink is, of course, water, but the second most consumed beverage globally is tea. This weekend, the Midwest Tea Festival at the Overland Park ...

Tour the best contemporary tea houses around the world. Celebrate the world’s most unique tea houses, from Melbourne to Stockholm, ... with umami flavours that evoke the fresh serenity of a coastal ...

This is an installment of the Inlander's yearlong project "Around the World in 80 Plates," a quest to find 80 foods and drinks in the Spokane area representing 80 different places.Read the ...

Did you know, drinking tea is a tradition that goes back almost 5,000 years, starting in ancient China? Since then, tea has spread across the world, with each culture adapting the way they drink it.