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T is for tea because I love it. All kinds of tea. I’ve never tasted a tea that I didn’t like. I’ve had the good fortune of traveling all over the world. During my travels, I’ve had proper tea in England and explored a variety of green teas across Asia. Right here at home, I enjoy good, basic iced tea.
Being from the south, iced tea is a staple. But we didn’t drink iced tea growing up. My parents thought we needed milk to build bones so… we drank milk. At every meal. Very un-southern-like, milk was our go-to beverage. It wasn’t until I forged out on my own that I started my love affair with tea.
My vagabond days are over and I’ve settled down, back here in the south. Fortune smiles on me (again). The Charleston Tea Plantation is close to our house. America’s only working tea farm is right here, where I live.
Local tea. Fresh, delicious tea. Right here. Did I mention that I love tea?
If you want to read more about the Charleston Tea Plantation, check out these articles:
America’s Only Working Tea Farm is in Charleston, South Carolina
Making Tea at Charleston Tea Plantation in Charleston, South Carolina
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