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Tea is the most popular beverages of India, china and Pakistan. India is also one of the largest cultivators of tea besides china. It is served hot ads well as cold .The hot sipping cup of tea is more popular than ice tea. It is grown in vast acres of land in the hilly areas of Assam .ooty and Darjeeling and then exported to various cities or towns. The style of drinking tea is different in different cities or towns according to the traditional and customs .The British like it with a lot of boiled water in a kettle whereas in the Asian countries it is preferred by boiling the tea leaves in water and then adding some milk and sugar to sweeten it .The tea gardens of Assam provide a good source of income for the female of the community and the young girls or women. According to a medical journal issued in chins the medical science has proven that consumption of tree not only refreshes your mind but it also helps in the regeneration of new cell and thus delays the signs of ageing. It is also used as a medicine by adding spices like ginger, black peppercorn and black cardamom to cure common cough and cold .Left over tea leaves can be boiled and then used as final wash to make it a conditioner and hair tonic. Modern ayurveda has introduces a new version of tea called green tea which detoxifies the body and gives energy to the body. The popularity of tea grew after the rule of the Britishers. British loved their tea and the Indians have adopted this culture but a slight twist. Broke bond company was the first company to produce tea leaves which involves pricking up on the ea leaves from the terrace gardens by the ladies and storing it in the bags behind their backs and then taking to the companies to dry them and then packed in vacuum sealed boxes and then transported to various towns and cities to enjoy their daily dose of refreshment .The ceramic knob has a hand painted sketch in a cartoon form .An ideal accessory for your kids room furniture.
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