This document discusses the history and culture of tea around the world, including its origins in China, traditions in Japan like the tea ceremony, how it spread along the Ancient Tea Horse Road, and customs in countries like Russia, India, and England. It also mentions Jane Austen's fondness for tea and includes some quotes from her novels about tea drinking.

2. Turkey

3. Discovery of Tea

4. China: Jasmine Green Tea

5. Types of Teas: Depending on the process of oxidization
White Tea Green Tea Oolong Tea Black Tea Pu’erh Tea

6. Japanese Tea Ceremony

7. Japan: Sencha Green Tea

8. Ancient Tea Horse Road

9. Ancient Tea Horse Road

10. Vodka or Tea?

11. Russia: Russian Caravan Tea

12. Is Tea native to India?

13. England: Afternoon Tea

14. Jane Austen lived before inventor of the
Afternoon Tea Party
Jane Austen lived before inventor of the
Afternoon Tea Party

15. Jane Austen’s favorite tea

16. Jane Austen’s Tea Treats

17. Quotes from Jane Austen Novels
""Perhaps you would like some tea, as soon as it can be got."
They both declared they should prefer it to anything." – Mrs. Price to Fanny
and William in Mansfield Park, chapter 38.
Before tea it was rather a dull affair; but then the before tea did not last
long, for there was only one dance, danced by four couple. Think of four
couple, surrounded by about an hundred people, dancing in the Upper
Rooms at Bath. – Jane Austen, May 12, 1801
"You must drink tea with us tonight." --"Sense & Sensibility"
“Would you care for weak or strong tea?”

18. Several tea drinking
practices considered
new-age are in fact
the original ways of
taking tea.
Health benefits of
Tea being
rediscovered
Tea: East and WestTea: East and West

19. Coffee has conversations.
Tea has tales.

20. Thank
You!
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