Sentence examples for tea grown from inspiring English sources

Tea grown in the Darjeeling region of India is highly prized, leading many to call it "the champagne of teas".

The Achuar typically rise at this transitional hour to drink guayusa, a caffeinated tea grown in the forest.

The tea itself was pretty standard black tea, grown in the eastern districts of what was then Southern Rhodesia.

The broad-leafed Assam tea grown in Kenya holds more health-giving flavanoids than other varieties - an attribute recognised as a selling point in the UK.

Unofficial national dishes such as eba – cassava mashed to a dough-like consistency – were adapted from the Americas, much like the English did with tea grown in India.

(Boulder plans a reciprocal gift of a cybercafe in Dushanbe.) Relax over one of 80 varieties of tea -- perhaps Puerh tea, grown in Yunnan Province, in China, and stored underground for up to 50 years before brewing.

"You need to understand the different areas where tea grows.

But over the last year, Mr. Chaliha has lost much of his enthusiasm for tea growing.

The early years were hard, she said, but when consumer interest in loose-leaf tea grew, SerendipiTea was ready to take advantage of it.

The top green choices are from Mount Jilee in South Korea, where tea grows wild; choose between "first-picked," "second-picked" or "third-picked" variety (guide: the firster, the better).

The local rural economy is based primarily on the production of black tea, which is made possible by climatic conditions in the region that are particularly suited for tea growing.