Comments by "AholeAtheist" (@AholeAtheist) on "The history of tea - Shunan Teng" video.

  1. Unfortunately I was actually drinking coffee on this occasion. Time for a nice cup of Kenya bold, though, I think..
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  2. I love tea. Particularly tea from Kenya. India is not bad either. Tea from Ceylon is alright, but I don't think I've ever had any tea that I know came from China. The most popular brand in my country sells tea that is a blend of Indian, Kenyan and Ceylonian, while they also sell each of these separately, and the other popular brand is from Ceylon. You know which one, that's right.. Dilmah. I think I need to seek out some Chinese tea now.
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  3. Indian tea is pretty good. I prefer Kenyan, but I'd take Indian over tea from Ceylon any day. I'm not sure if I've ever had tea from China, as the tea we buy here is either a blend of tea from Ceylon, India and Kenya, or any one of those three separately. But you can definitely taste the difference. Like Bell's tea from Ceylon, tastes very similar to Dilmah, and their regular blended tea clearly tastes like a blend of all three. I'm pretty sure the other brands we have here either source their tea from India or Ceylon, I think. But I'm gonna try and find one that's Chinese now.
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