History About Tea

Exploring the extraordinary history of tea, a beverage that has been an inseparable part of human culture and life for thousands of years

3000 BC: The Magical Beginning

Tea is believed to have been first discovered in ancient China around 3000 BC. Legend has it that a wise emperor, Shen Nong, accidentally stumbled upon tea when tea leaves fell into boiling water. And thus, tea was born.

8th Century: Tea in Japan

In the 8th century, tea started to make its way to Japan, and its influence quickly permeated Japanese culture and traditions. This marked the emergence of the profound Japanese tea ceremony known as "Chanoyu" or "Sado."

17th Century: Tea in Europe

The 17th century saw tea arriving in Europe, breathing a breath of fresh air into tea-drinking culture. England, in particular, developed its obsession with tea, giving birth to the famous "afternoon tea" tradition.

18th Century: The Global Tea Trade

The 18th century was an era when global tea trade began to thrive. Tea became a valuable commodity in international trade, bringing wealth and prosperity to numerous tea companies.

21st Century: TeavoU and a Dedication to the Finest Tea

To this day, tea remains one of the world's most beloved beverages. In the midst of the global dynamics, TeavoU is committed to delivering the finest quality teas to our customers. We take pride in being a part of the illustrious tea heritage and continue to innovate to provide an exceptional tea experience.