In 1101-1125, Chinese Emperor Hui Tsung became tea obsessed and wrote about the best tea-whisking methods and held tea tasting tournaments in court.
The story goes that he was so obsessed with tea that he didn’t notice the Mongol take over of his empire.
At this time tea houses in gardens started to pop up around China.
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Thank you:)xx
🙂 your welcome 🙂
That is a serious obsession he had there!
Fascinating stuff, yes :):)
He lost an empire to it – that is serious!
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:)) Who knew?
PS. I’m currently addicted to green iced tea…. yum!
That sounds nice, never tried iced tea 🙂
I am addicted by tea. Ya, but not from Chinese tea. English tea, for example English Breakfast, English Tea No. 1 and early Grey Tea. I drink with milk and nothing else. 😉
earl is grey and tastes with milk good. 😉
I also adore tea Remy, but mainly English – I must try some others 🙂
Must have been under the influence?
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thank you for that
Your very welcome Shimon, loads more to write about 🙂