Cameroon consumes 0.3 lb of tea per capita per year. The most consumed tea in Cameroon is Black tea which is also produced in the country. Cameroonians also produce herbal/fruit teas and Green tea. History of Tea in Cameroon The first tea bushes in Cameroon were planted in 1914 by German cultivators. The fertile volcanic […]
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Macedonia consumes half a pound of tea per capita per year. The nation’s most popular blends are mint, thyme, St. John’s wort, linden, and chamomile and all of these grow abundantly in the highlands. The rich soil allows for high Green tea production (unfermented) and export in multiple countries in the world. History of Tea
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Slovenia consumes 0.2 lb of tea per capita per year. The nation indulges its senses mostly with herbal and fruit-infused teas. However, there are tea houses across the country that offer a variety of over 80 tea blends, including Green, Black, Oolong, and White. History of Tea in Slovenia Tea in Slovenia exists since always.
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Denmark consumes 0.35 lb of tea per capita per year. Danish people consume tea at tea shops, restaurants, and cafes, and they even have a tea-serving cinema in Copenhagen. The Scandinavian country produces sparkling teas made of Cuvee of white teas instead of Cuvee of grapes (champagne). History of Tea in Denmark One of the
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France consumes 0.5 lb of tea per capita per year. While Black tea is the favorite tea in France, Green tea varieties and fruit-infused blends are becoming more popular in recent years. France does not produce tea, but the country is known for growing aromatic herbs like chamomile, lavender, mint, linden, and lemon verbena which
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Algeria consumes 1 lb of tea per capita per year. Algerian Mint Tea is the most popular national beverage. It’s prepared with dry loose-leaf Green tea and fresh mint leaves. History of Tea in Algeria Tea in Algeria arrived centuries ago, however, they had their own herbs since ancient times. Ginger and Artemisa plant were
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The Gambia consumes 6 lb of tea per capita per year. These notorious tea drinkers have a special tea ritual called Attaya and it involves mostly men. During the ceremony, a group of young men brews Chinese Gunpowder Green Tea with a lot of sugar, serving multiple cups to each person. History of Tea in
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Uganda consumes a pound of tea per capita per year. The country is the second-largest tea producer in Africa, sending 110 million tonnes of tea per year to the foreign market. Green, Oolong, and Black teas are the dominant varieties in the country’s tea production, following the CTC (crush, tear, and curl) method. History of
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Tanzania consumes half a pound of tea per capita per year. The country produces over 35,000 tonnes of tea annually. Black teas are the most dominant, while ginger, cinnamon, and cardamom-infused varieties are also present in Tanzania’s tea culture. History of Tea in Tanzania Assam is the first Black tea introduced in Tanzania in Tanga
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