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Teaquencies API

TeasEvery leaf, from a single bush to a factory grade.
RegionsCountries and the growing areas inside them.
PlacesTea houses, tea bars, markets, gardens and shops.
ProducersFarms, families, factories and co-operatives.
CultivarsThe named plants the leaf is picked from.
ProcessingWithering, rolling, firing, roasting, ageing.
Brewing methodsHow the leaf is actually made into a drink.
TopicsTrade routes, ceremonies, histories — tea with no shelf.
PeopleMonks, botanists, smugglers, growers, writers.
WorksThe books, papers and films everything else cites.
WordsTea puns, and where they were spotted.
ShipsThe junks, Indiamen, clippers and container ships that carried it.
Tea festivalsWhere the tea world actually meets, by date.
TimelineEvery dated claim in the wiki, in order.

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