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Japanese Tea History |
Topic: History of Tea |
| Interest in the Japanese culture (together with respect and often some perplexity) arose in Russia after the Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905). This interest has wonderfully developed over the past century — one can remember Alexander Nevsky, whose books are still used by Japanese students, and hazardo... |
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English Tea History |
Topic: History of Tea |
| Many stories end with a marriage, this story is different. It starts with a marriage… In 1662, Prince Charles II married the Portuguese Princess, Catherine of Braganza. The princess was very fond of tea and accustomed her royal spouse to this new drink. I must say that tea was familiar to the Englis... |
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Russian Tea History |
Topic: History of Tea |
| During quite a long time, Russian women did not drink tea — they preferred traditional drinks to a hot and non-sweet foreign one. Russian Orthodox Church did not accept the drink at once either. However, as early as in the 18th century, tea became an indispensable attribute of the monastic life — mo... |
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Chinese Tea History |
Topic: History of Tea |
| It is a sheer pleasure to speak about the history of tea. Part of this history goes far beyond the scopes of the comprehensible past and relates rather to the mythological times than to history. This means that those crumbs of legends that came to us from Ancient China can be turned into impressive ... |
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