New Zealanders are the second largest consumers of tea per capita in the world. They prepare in the same way the British do. No doubt the British colonization of Australia and New Zealand influences the tea-drinking customs of these nations. The countries of the Commonwealth of Nations are the largest consumers of tea in the world.

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These are some of the nomenclature used in tea tasting rooms. Trust me, there is a huge complexity involved in the process but these jargons are most important amongst other variants in differentiating the good teas from the rest.

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TEA contains two minerals vital to the human body:

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“Can imbibing tea affect brain waves – or perhaps more astonishingly, thwart the development of lung cancer?

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