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	Nicola Jane Soen BellaOnline's English Culture Editor

English Tea Culture
Drink tea? A very Brief history of English tea drinking, what flavours and where to get them...Read on!

English Tea Traditions
Tea is Britain´s national drink, and for good reason. It´s tasty, it warms you up, and it goes great with those little finger sandwiches and scones. Here´s the history of the English Tea tradition.

Tea Council [offsite link]
The British Tea Council´s site includes information about teas from around the world, the history of tea, and information about the UK tea market.

Tetley Tea Folk Collection [offsite link]
The home page of Tetley Tea offers a range of goods, including tea towels, oven gloves, mugs, soft toys, fridge magnets, and more.

The Big Tea [offsite link]
The Big Tea offers tea-related education, health, and industry information. Don´t forget to have your astrotealeaves read.

The sad state of afternoon tea
What ever has happened to the delightful English icon; The Afternoon Tea? What is the difference between high tea and afternoon tea? All the wonderful cakes, buns and sandwiches, not to mention the poem 'Ode to a scone' are here!

Twinings Tea [offsite link]
The name Twinings says it all. Arguably the most popular British tea in the world.

Typhoo Tea [offsite link]
This site includes product information and a history of tea and tea drinking.

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