Think tea is an old lady drink, just for your grandma? Think again. Hannah Everett’s Spilling the Tea: Reviving an Ancient Art for a New Generation explores consumer associations with tea, documents how young people view tea, and how various tea companies, from Samovar Tea to Rishi Tea, are embracing a changing tea landscape. Starting
Think tea is an old lady drink, just for your grandma? Think again. Hannah Everett’s Spilling the Tea: Reviving an Ancient Art for a New Generation explores consumer associations with tea, documents how young people view tea, and how various tea companies, from Samovar Tea to Rishi Tea, are embracing a changing tea landscape. Starting with an overview of tea in other cultures, Everett dives into exploring tea among millennials in the United States, highlighting important lessons for any industry expert or tea lover looking to amplify their tea experience. Spilling the Tea presents the tea landscape of today without overwhelming a tea novice or boring a tea expert. With clever stories and recipes at the end of each chapter, this book is a fun and exciting read that will thrill any tea lover. But most importantly, Spilling the Tea will convince you that tea is no longer a beverage that just your grandma drinks.
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Worth a read! Great book on a very unique topic – really interesting study of the socio-historical context of the tradition of drinking tea, simultaneously describing its role in the modern world. Refreshing perspective!
I absolutely loved reading it As a young tea-drinker, this book really spoke to me! I absolutely loved reading it. Everett’s insights are clever and incredibly interesting. I cannot wait to see where Everett takes her insights next.
Five Stars I love tea, so this book was super fun to learn more about this beverage that I enjoy 🙂