In a Hong Kong tea-house, 1868

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The tea Americans drank in 1922

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A Shanghai tearoom, 1900

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The perfect pot for showing off an impressive pu'er! :)

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A U.S. government tea-taster, 1914

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What the Chinese tea world looked like in 1878

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A Yixing potter with a sense of humor

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Albert F. Sonn, inventor of the teabag squeezer

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Advertising Chinese tea in 1958

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Weighing tea leaves, 1880s Japan

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When you're fine with the generic, 1885

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A guide to Chinese forced-labor tea farms

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The tea growing regions of India in 1934

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Tea Revives the World, 1940

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Lister's bolo tie?

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The most boring job in the world, 1882

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Being a jerk to a monkey: an 18th century account of how monkey-picked oolong was gathered

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An Arabic bottle of Crystal Hot Sauce

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Are there any tea vendors that still offer the option of getting their bulk teas in double-lidded tea tins?

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In 1962 the UK was drinking 9.54 pounds of tea per person yearly

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Which final drying method are Japanese teas today descended from?

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