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| Features about Tea, the culture of tea and tea around the world. |
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| Tea is nature's gift. Pure and natural, it is also healthy. Visit Tea & Health for an update on research about the health benefits of tea. |
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| Ceylon is considered the home of the world's finest tea. The Ceylon Tea Industry has a rich heritage and produces a rich and sophisticated variety of teas. The Secret of Ceylon Tea includes features about Ceylon, the pioneers of her great industry and the teas she produces. |
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 Egypt - rich in tea drinking traditionThe Arabs, with their strong heritage of Moorish, Pharaonic and Roman influences, have one of the richest tea drinking traditions of any culture. Thursday, July 15, 2004 |
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Russia - passionate about tea Russia and the other Republics of the former USSR are amongst the world’s greatest tea drinking regions. Tea was almost as important as vodka, in symbolizing friendship, enjoyment and family. The Russian samovar (tea making machine) was an essential in every home, rich or poor, and was the focus of warm hospitality. Thursday, July 15, 2004 |
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Coffee - once Ceylon's finest! Curious, but its true - coffee, today the antithesis of Ceylon's most famous export, was once the mainstay of its economy, and provided the historical root of the herb that is known now as the world's finest. Thursday, July 15, 2004 |
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Gardening of Ceylon Tea Mild breezes, light, clear air and a rolling landscape lend the gardens of Ceylon a very pleasant aspect. The brightly colored saris scattered among the greenery provide an appropriate touch of beauty. Thursday, July 15, 2004 |
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50 years of Ceylon Tea Ceylon Tea and Sri Lanka’s 50th Anniversary of Independence Thursday, July 15, 2004 |
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The Ethical Tea |
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Family Tea company Dilmah believes in its Founder's vision of ethics, and a mission beyond ordinary commercial objectives. In acommoditised tea category, dominated by large transnational interests, that is becoming an increasingly lonely path, laments Dilhan C. fernando, son of Founder Merrill J. Fernando. |
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