by Evelyn Shi Generally, according to RiverTea, "spring teas are sweet, summer teas are more bitter, leaves plucked in autumn are astringent, while winter teas are aromatic." The taste differences between each season are subtle. As you drink a cup of tea, try to identify its seasonal notes! Find out which season of tea you'll like below:
by Evelyn Shi
by Andrew Shi This week, we're taking a different—and more amusing—spin on tea-related content! "The Tea""The Tea" is a slang term meaning “gossip” that originated in black drag culture before being popularized by memes. The term was added to Urban Dictionary on September 22nd, 2003.
Some usage examples of the term include “spill the tea,” which means to tell the truth about something juicy (as seen in the name of this blog!) Another example is “what's the tea?”, used when someone has gossip that you want to hear about. According to Merriam-Webster, the term was seen in print as early as 1991. |
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