Along with coffee and zero-calorie energy drinks, tea has now become a cherished beverage on campus. The Tea Club — founded ...

Upon stepping into CHA CHA Festival, the city’s first teahouse-inspired experience, I was struck by its rich representation ...

Tea is said to be the most popular drink in the world, other than water. Drinking tea is engrained in cultures across the globe, including families here in Minnesota. For example, my wife is from ...

Tea is embedded in worldwide cultures and traditions ... The rest of the tea leaves are carefully separated into five different grades before being packaged and sent worldwide.

Although only recently experiencing a boost in popularity in the West, matcha has a long and complex history and culture originating in Asia.

“Yeah, the ceremonial tea-brewing is a different way of drinking tea ... sites like Xiaohongshu (RedNote), which promotes tea culture, so I suspect that slowly more and more young people ...

Herbal tea culture has expanded across different age groups in the city, from teens to the elderly. It is a fundamental part of traditional Chinese medicine and has long been used to help prevent ...

But what separates different teas is the way that they are ... “I think the knowledge of Chinese tea culture and tea drinking was not passed down because the earlier Chinese people who came ...