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[rakkor]

Scottish grown tea isn’t a real thing.
Who would have guessed that Scotland isnt the ideal climate for tea production?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyg59yn10mo

But oddly Cornish grown tea is a thing - https://propercornwall.co.uk/attractions/tregothnan/

 

[C R]

But oddly Cornish grown tea is a thing - https://propercornwall.co.uk/attractions/tregothnan/

Tea is part of the camellia family, so if you can grow camellias you can probably grow tea. Whether it is good enough for drinking is another story.

 

[briantrumpet]

Tea is part of the camellia family, so if you can grow camellias you can probably grow tea. Whether it is good enough for drinking is another story.

Tea is never good enough for drinking.

 

[AndyRM]

Scottish grown tea isn’t a real thing.
Who would have guessed that Scotland isnt the ideal climate for tea production?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyg59yn10mo

Thomas Robinson eh? Sounds familiar...

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Thomas Robinson eh? Sounds familiar...

Another Tommy Robinson with an array of aliases.

 

[bobzmyunkle]

But oddly Cornish grown tea is a thing - https://propercornwall.co.uk/attractions/tregothnan/

I get my Cornish tea from Waitrose. Obviously Yorkshire tea is far superior.

 

[Ian H]

Tea is part of the camellia family, so if you can grow camellias you can probably grow tea. Whether it is good enough for drinking is another story.

Tea plantations seen from a distance look to me like privet farms.
Privet leaves and bark have bitter properties that make a useful tea for improving appetite and digestion in chemotherapy patients. [wiki]

 

[Beebo]

I get my Cornish tea from Waitrose. Obviously Yorkshire tea is far superior.

I wonder how many people think Yorkshire tea is actually grown in Yorkshire. I bet it’s quite a high percentage.

 

[AndyRM]

I wonder how many people think Yorkshire tea is actually grown in Yorkshire. I bet it’s quite a high percentage.

Absolutely this. Tommy was just daft enough to get caught.

 

[Ian H]

I wonder how many people think Yorkshire tea is actually grown in Yorkshire. I bet it’s quite a high percentage.

Tea-hea!