DID YOU KNOW?Tea is grown in thousands of tea gardens or estates around the world, resulting in thousands of flavorful variations. Like wine, each tea takes its name from the district in which it's grown, and each district is known for producing tea with unique flavor and character. Tea is also divided by grades, determined by leaf size. Smaller sized leaves, or fannings are used in tea bags while the higher quality, larger sized leaves can be found in packaged loose tea.
Herbal teas do not come from the tea plant,
Camellia Sinensis, but are an infusion of leaves, roots, bark, seeds or flowers of other plants.
Source: Tea Association of the USA Share your tea facts, stories and unique recipes from around the world with us at: info@najatea.com 
