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Every tea, and everyone who ever touched it.
Teas, the regions they come from, the people who grow them and the festivals where they are poured. Anyone can add a subject or correct one, every page keeps its full revision history, and every claim can be traced back to where it came from.
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- HistoryHow a leaf from one corner of Yunnan ended up in a cup on every continent.
- TradeHow tea got from where it grows to where it is drunk — caravans, clippers, containers.
- CultureWhat tea came to mean where it landed — the poetry, the religion, the arguments.
- RitualsGongfu cha, chanoyu, the mint pour, the builder's brew — how tea is actually served.
- BrewingWater, heat, time and leaf — what actually changes what ends up in the cup.
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- Mount TeaPlaceMount Tea sells Chinese and Taiwanese tea in Lisbon. You can find it in person at Lova x MountTea in São Bento, where its selection is there to look through and buy and where an order placed online can be collected. It also hosts traditiona
- ThermopylaeShipThermopylae was a clipper built at Aberdeen in 1868 by Walter Hood & Co, to a design by Bernard Waymouth, for the Aberdeen Line. She was one of the fastest sailing ships ever built, and on her maiden voyage she ran from Gravesend to Melbour
- Cutty SarkShipCutty Sark is a British clipper, launched on the River Leven at Dumbarton in November 1869 and one of the last tea clippers ever built. She is named after the witch in Robert Burns's poem Tam o' Shanter, who wore a short shift — a "cutty sa
- Nomad Tea TemplePlaceA living tea temple. Where all meet in the spirit of Tea. Based in Sintra, Portugal.
- ATÉ CHÁ: Lisbon Tea Week 2026Festival edition12 October 2026 – 18 October 2026Tea-centralized events in and around Lisbon between October 12-18.
- YunnanRegionProvince of China.
- YemenRegionCountry in West Asia.
- XinyangRegionPrefecture-level city in Henan, China.