Does tea taste better in your favorite mug? Sure, why not? The better question would be do researchers - such as the British ones who embarked on this particular study - have anything better to do with their time and research money?
From the Chinese press, an article about The 2009 China West Lake International Tea Culture Expo, held in Hangzhou from March 27 to April 17.
If Indian tea is more your speed, take a look at James Norwood Pratt's overview of the topic at T Ching, as well as his attempt to demystify "those initials in tea names." More on tea and India at the Carnelian Rose Tea Company.
Stay tuned for more World of Tea, an occasional feature that gathers tea-related dispatches from around the globe.
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