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Tea for Energy
Tea is the gentle energizer, for mind and body. It contains natural beneficial nutrients, is free of sugar, artificial stimulants and offers a range of flavors, which in itself can sharpen the senses and waken the metabolism. If you want a pick me up, tea is hard to improve on.
Read MoreTea: Investing in Your Long-Term Bone Health
Think of tea as a nutrient for your bones and an investment in an imaginary health savings account. It won’t directly add to your income, but the odds are high that it will pay off in reducing the risks of osteoporosis and fractures endemic to old age.
Read MoreDestination: China’s National Tea Museum
China’s National Tea Museum, established in Hangzhou in 1991, is considered the epicenter of knowledge and appreciation of China’s most treasured beverage. Whilst there are small tea museums sprinkled across China
Read MoreCurios: Chinese Art Set in Stone
Consider owning a 470 million-year-old work of Mother Nature’s art, appropriately priced well over $500.
Read MoreKakuzo Okakura and the Cup of Humanity
Kakuzo Okakura first described Japanese tea culture to a readership in the U.S. in The Book of Tea in 1906. Since then, his book, his ideas, and Japanese tea culture have traveled across the world.
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Stories from around the world, connecting tea lovers with the makers and cultures behind their favorite brews.
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