Where Does Tea Come From?
Tea has been around for a very long
time. It originated from China, and the locals believe that it was first
used in 2737 B.C.E. for its medicinal properties. It was only
introduced to the west when Portuguese priests visited China in the 16th century. It arrived in England by 1660, but only became popular in the 18th century. Tea is made from the leaves of the Camelia sinensis plant,
typically grown in plantations. While most people might not associate
tea with any particular natural beauty, it is, in fact, the opposite!
Tea plantations are remarkable; their green, endless beauty can make the
mind soar, and the heart sing.
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