Emma

Blogger, tea drinker, fan of history and literature, cat sitter and protector of wildlife. Tweeting the stories behind the obvious.

[𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕎𝕒𝕟𝕥𝕠𝕟 𝕎𝕖𝕟𝕔𝕙 @TheWantonWench]

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This stately home is famous for Earl Grey tea and fields of snowdops that spring to life every February.

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As you can see, bara brith is a tasty tea loaf. It made an incredible journey from its home in Wales to settle in brand-new tea shops in which country?
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Who knows how many cups of tea we might get through this afternoon? Lucky we've got this posh tea urn to help make brewing tea a bit faster.
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This versatile spice can add flavour to your meals and even be used to make a tea. Discover more at
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The popular view of Austtralia is that it's as dry, dusty and hot as in this picture of the Outback. Remarkably, some regions have ideal conditions or growing tea. Find out more at
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Nilgiri in southern India is home to a delicious tea. Is it mist or steam from dozens of tea kettles drifting amongst the local hills?
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Don't wake me until you have found Earl Grey
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Fynbos in South Africa is where you'll find herbs growing wild that make this invigorating, traditional tea .
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Can you name South America's most popular tea? Clue: It's often still served in containers carved from gourds. https://t.co/SsMJaGYozo

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Lanyon Quoit, aka the Giant's Table, is an ancient megalith dating back to 2,500 BC. It looks ready for hosting Afternoon Tea, but how did they know this county in England would one day be growing its own tea? https://t.co/jQKhwFPqjY

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Is decaffeinated tea a healthier alternative to regular tea that has high amounts of caffeine?It's up to you to choose, but here are a few points to consider.
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Everyone loves tea for the way it refreshes. It's all due to the caffeine, but isn't it bad for you? Some people say yes, some say no. https://t.co/oFbvr07fVR

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A glass teapot can be very entertaining when you throw in rolled loose-leaf tea pellets, but is it the best choice for you? Find out how to choose a teapot that should make your tea taste divine.
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@animal_clock I am so glad I gave up eating pork a long time ago!

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Beautiful tea comes from some of the most beautiful places. Find out the identity of this tea-producing island by visiting https://t.co/j2xfI2HGie

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Concerned about the environment, harmful pesticides and soil fertilisers? Then this is the uniquely, ozone-friendly country where your tea should be from. Looks beautiful doesn't it?
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You'd need a good head for heights if you had to pick tea leaves on these treacherously steep slopes in Darjeeling. Spare a thought for the plantation workers when you next enjoy a cup of Darjeeling tea.
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Yum! That was delicious! https://t.co/CxLbvwWqIz