Next
to water, tea is the most commonly consumed beverage, with more than 127
million people enjoying a glass or two of it every single day! In the
United States alone, tea can be found in approximately 80% of all households.
To say that tea is popular would be an understatement.
 
In the past, there were many
tea gardens located in such places as India, China, Ceylon and Taiwan
that produced premium tea. With the economy being in a shaky state, many
tea growers have abandoned the more traditional methods of growing and
processing tea, and have instead turned to more efficient, time wise production
methods. This has made premium tea a commodity that is not so easy to
find anymore.
For those who enjoy a high
quality tea, there are a myriad of choices to consider. With so many different
types of premium tea available, it is sometimes hard to choose which premium
tea to indulge in. Some of the different kinds of premium tea include
spiced black tea, yerba mate tea, rooibos tea, chamomile tea, Chinese
green tea, assam tea and the list just goes on and on.
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