Category:Tea culture

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The main article for this category is Tea culture.

See also: Coffee culture.

Subcategories

This category has the following 4 subcategories, out of 4 total.

J

  • Japanese tea ceremony
  • Japanese tea masters

T

  • Tea ceremony
  • Tea masters

Pages in category "Tea culture"

The following 42 pages are in this category, out of 42 total. Updates to this list can occasionally be delayed for a few days.

A

  • American tea culture

B

  • Black drink
  • Bubble tea
  • Butter tea

C

  • Cha chaan teng
  • Chashitsu
  • Chimarrão
  • Chinese tea culture
  • Cream tea

D

  • Dim sum

E

  • Elevenses

G

  • The Great Tea Race of 1866

H

  • Hong Kong-style milk tea

I

  • Influence of tea on Chinese culture

L

  • Lei cha

M

  • Moroccan tea culture
  • Masala chai
  • Mate (beverage)

N

  • Namagashi

P

  • James Norwood Pratt

R

  • Raku ware

S

  • Samovar

T

  • Taiwanese tea culture
  • Tea (meal)
  • Tea Lore
  • Tea brick
  • List of countries by tea consumption per capita
  • Tea culture
  • Tea garden

T cont.

  • Tea house
  • Tea lady
  • Tea party
  • Tea-picking opera
  • Tearoom (U.K. and U.S.)
  • Tereré
  • Thai tea
  • Touareg tea
  • Turkish tea

U

  • User:Katana2570

W

  • Wabi-cha
  • Wagashi

Y

  • Yum cha
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