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Tea history in America
February 2nd, 2011 | 
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As it was possible to assume easily, emigrants from England have grasped with themselves in New light a habit to drink tea. The North America has learned about tea in 17 century from Dutches, and throughout the next century tea consumption continued to grow. Especially among the higher classes which have very much fallen in love with tea drinking. These concourses, with their silver brewing teapots and porcelain services, became a mirror of social success, action behind which gathered the Boston elite. However soon tea have started to drink and in less influential circles. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tea – the healer
About antiquities and up to now mankind recognizes salutary action of tea on an organism. In the book “Mahzan-al-Advija” (“the Treasury of medicines”) are given words of the Tadjik doctor of a XVIII-th century that tea “strengthens forces of an organism and spirit, raises, are raised by mood. It also strengthens a stomach and sexual ability at people with cold nature”. Read the rest of this entry »