History of Tea & Its Growing Popularity in the US
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Tea originated in southwest China during the Shang dynasty between 2000-1000 BC and was used as a medicinal drink. It later spread to Japan in the 6th century AD where it became popular among the upper classes. Tea was introduced to Britain in the 17th century by the East India Company and became the national drink by 1750. While tea was popular in America in the 18th century, Americans switched to coffee after the Tea Act but are now consuming more tea than ever due to its numerous health benefits.
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- 2. THE BIRTH OF AN AMAZING CONCEPT The History of Tea: • Spreads across multiple cultures • Spans over thousands of years • Encompasses numerous health benefits
- 3. CHINA: WHERE IT ALL BEGAN Tea is Likely to have Originated: • In southwest China • During the rule of the Shang dynasty • During second millennium BC (2000 BC to 1000 BC) • As a medicinal drink
- 4. JAPAN: MAKES TEA A DRINK OF THE UPPER CLASS • Spread to Japan in the 6th century AD • Was considered a drink of the priests and royalty • Came into mainstream cultivation in the 12th century AD • By the 16th century, green tea had become a staple drink among the upper class Tea Drinking:
- 5. UNITED KINGDOM: RAMPS COMMERCIALIZATION Tea Was: • Brought to the UK in the 17th century by the East India Company’s office in Japan • Commercially produced in plantations in India (a then-British colony) • Became he national drink by 1750 • Exported to many European countries and the Americas
- 6. USA: SWITCHES FROM TEA TO COFFEE • Tea came to America in the 18th century • It was promoted by the Tea Act, which allowed the British East India Company to directly ship tea to North America • Americans switched to drinking coffee in protest of the Tea Act • Tea bags, now available across the globe, were an American invention Here are Some Things That You May Not Have Known About Tea:
- 7. USA: IS SWITCHING FROM COFFEE TO TEA • The American specialty tea market quadrupled between 1993 and 2008 • In 2014, the market grew to nearly $11 billion • In 2015, Americans consumed close to 4 billion gallons of tea • In 2015, more than 50 percent Americans drank tea on a regular basis Due to The Numerous Health Benefits, Americans are Now Switching Back to Tea:
- 8. WHY TEA GAINED POPULARITY • Reduced stress levels • Helps lose weight • Helps fight diabetes • Improved cardiovascular health • Can make you look younger • Prevents eye strain • The antioxidants in tea can help prevent some forms of cancer The Popularity of Tea Gained Momentum After Studies Proved Various Health Benefits Including:
- 9. OPTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM Tea is an Aromatic Beverage That Tastes Great. There is a Large Variety of Delicious Flavors to Choose From: • According to region: Chinese, Japanese, Indian, English, etc. • According to aroma: Apricot, Caramel, Citrus, Hazelnut, Vanilla, etc. • According to type : Black, White, Green, Oolong, etc. • According to fruit: Blackberry, Orange, Cherry, Peach, Pomegranate, etc.
- 10. START YOUR DAY A HEALTHY WAY Visit: www.tinroofteas.com Or Call:919-834-9000