If you hit up the international section of your local supermarket, you may see both English and Irish breakfast tea, but what ...

It's much more gentle than it seems. Like the chai, the first sip is nice and soft. While it lacks the bolder flavor of that cinnamon and vanilla, it's a hearty brew that puts "TEA" up front and in ...

Eager to break China’s monopoly on tea, the British were actively seeking alternative sources. In the early 19th century, British adventurer Robert Bruce learned of wild tea plants in Assam from ...

British TIkTok users have teamed up to play a prank on Americans and taunt their transatlantic cousins with the idea the nation has to drink tea when summoned by an siren. Sardonic creators ...

While many British quirks and mannerisms often leave other cultures confused, from a love of queuing to an obsession with ...

One writer reflects on the impact of Sanborn Library’s tea hour as a campus figure and lasting tradition at Dartmouth.

Brits have been drinking tea for over 350 years, but the drink has been around a lot longer, and its origins are far from the British Isles. Legend has it that in 2737BC, Chinese Emperor and ...

Dibrugarh: A devastating fire, late on Wednesday night, completely destroyed the historic 120-year-old British-era tea ...