So hello everyone! Just to let you know that i've joined this group :) Really looking forward to hear about tea culture in different countries. i'm from finland and hear its nothing special.. But what about your country
Thank You!
In my country (The United States of America), it's commercial; you can get just about any type of tea you want, for the right price. In fact, you can get tea for free just walking out into some of the wilderness. :-)
As for pepole knowing how to properly drink tea, now wouldn't it be nice if parents taught their children that!
Aaron W. Hsu
I dont know the current state of affairs between your two countries but the Russians like Ceylon teas. I am close to a immigrated Russian population and hopefully one day would like to drink tea from an authentic Samovar. I shop their stores for tea but it is a close knit community. I could be mistaken but I think I remember a post about tea purchases in Sweden. Im watching a Japanese horror flick last night and one scene shows someone making tea in a kyusu. It never occurred to me before but you can only use the right hand to pour unless there is a left hand version. If you got questions we got answers.
Jim
The proper way for you to drink tea is whatever way you enjoy. What is improper are the snobbish control freaks who try to dictate what is proper for everyone else.
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