Tea
Tea break? British shoppers turn their noses up at the traditional cuppa
As shoppers turn to coffee or kombucha, brands such as PG Tips are being sold off. But some firms think tea’s time is far from over
Zoe Wood
19, Nov, 2021 @4:37 PM
Unilever offloads black tea business as UK passion for cuppa goes cold
Company is selling tea business to a European private equity firm in a €4.5bn deal
Zoe Wood
18, Nov, 2021 @7:09 PM
Tea and coffee may be linked to lower risk of stroke and dementia – study
Research looking at 365,000 people aged 50-74 finds moderate consumption could have health benefits
Andrew Gregory Health editor
16, Nov, 2021 @7:00 PM
Stephen Collins on disgusting tea – cartoon
A proper brew?
Stephen Collins
23, Oct, 2021 @5:00 AM
Short tribute to a political colossus | Brief letters
Brief letters: Relative heights | Post-Brexit breakfast | Misplaced books | English essays | Tea scum
Letters
19, Sep, 2021 @4:20 PM
Welcome decision on assisted dying | Brief letters
Brief letters: BMA | Ofsted | Reusable cups | Teachers’ comments | Tea
Letters
17, Sep, 2021 @3:21 PM
No shelf respect for the suffragettes | Brief letters
Brief letters: Misplaced books | Scathing critiques | Hungry children | Tea scum | Lord Frost
16, Sep, 2021 @3:55 PM
My GP is amazing – and I know she’s not alone | Brief letters
Brief letters: In praise of GPs | Making tea | Green homes | Vaccine passports
Letters
14, Sep, 2021 @3:48 PM
Tired of tea scum? How to banish it for ever – and make the perfect cuppa
Scientists have discovered what causes the waxy residue on the surface of your tea, with possible solutions ranging from a drop of lemon juice to moving house
08, Sep, 2021 @2:04 PM
For the sake of it: a selection of Japanese tipples
You’ve probably tried sake and know about the Japanese love of fine whisky, but there are other intriguing alternatives such as shochu, speciality gins and tea
Fiona Beckett
13, Aug, 2021 @1:00 PM
UN criticises UK for failure to redress colonial-era landgrab in Kenya
Two clans brutally evicted to make way for tea plantations owned by white settlers are seeking reparations for rights violations
Nazia Parveen, community affairs correspondent
03, Aug, 2021 @10:20 AM
Leaves of change: Paraguay’s small-scale farmers see a new future in yerba mate tea
A resurgence in the traditional drink is offering rural communities independence and a sustainable alternative to industrial soy and cattle farming
William Costa
02, Aug, 2021 @7:30 AM
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