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.

International Tea Day on May 21 celebrates the cultural, historical, and social importance of tea. From Asia to Africa, tea is more than a beverage—it’s a global tradition. Let’s honor this day by ...

Being Asian, tea is the love language my parents have imparted to me. Whether there’s a gathering of friends and family or I feel like destressing after a long day at work, tea is our go-to drink.

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Tea comes in many flavors and is used for a variety of reasons. This Sunday is International Tea Day, so local herbalist and owner of Four Seasons Apothecary, Jamillah Miller, ...

International Tea Day celebrates the rich heritage and cultural significance of tea worldwide. On this day, tea enthusiasts can explore an array of unique and refreshing tea offerings at various ...

Whether you prefer yours hot or iced, tea is a versatile beverage you can savor all year long. On May 21, tea lovers will celebrate International Tea Day and several brands are brewing some delightful ...

On 21 May, the United Nations Postal Administration (UNPA) issued a sheet of ten stamps to recognize International Tea Day. The stamps in the denomination of CHF 1,10 feature tea, teapots, and tea ...