This goes to all tea lovers! Good news! We always knew it that tea could not do any harm and now it has been conclusively established scientifically:Tea ‘just as good as water at keeping you hydrated’

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This is not to test you word power or vocabulary, but I was just wondering if you ever heard of the word ‘Tsiology’. If you did not, you need not worry, for this is not the kind of word they taught you at school. However, i have always found the word a bit intriguing and also evocative. It is anything written about tea. Things like a discourse, summary, or paragraph. And a Tsiologist is one who studies tea. And though this word is not listed in many dictionaries, it is listed on many a tea site and at least one major bottled tea maker also lends the definition above. Interesting, isn’t it? Now while having your cup of tea you can easily impress your friends with your enriched vocabulary. Cheers..

A famous coffee outlet in India has a very interesting-and potentially pregnant-tagline: a lot can happen over a cup of coffee. Some of my friends went over to the swanky joint in the hope that the cup of coffee will trigger something, may be, it will help break the ice with the girl who has not even looked their way, let alone say hello to them. One flamboyant but reckless guy who risked arguing with his girlfriend sat for hours over his cup hoping that the sulking beauty would return and hold his hand. Why did I quarrel with her in the first place, he cursed himself (but not the coffee that implicitly lured him into the outlet and could be held culpable for making misleading promises).

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Came across an article recently, and we at Premier’s do not necessarily propagate Tea & Health and that’s why I leave it for our readers to decide. But it is interesting that this wonderful leaf could and if it has, then we all should admire the curative properties. Read the rest of this entry »