Why doesn't Korea have a tea culture when two countries surrounding it do?
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Why doesn't Korea have a tea culture when two countries surrounding it do?
Gabriel Ramirez
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Austin Perry
they drink poo wine instead
Brayden Collins
>korean tea rebranded in japanese sold in europe
Hmmm did a think
Anthony James
> Although the tea made of leaves from the tea plant is not as popular as coffee in South Korea (annual consumption 0.16 kg (0.35 lb) per capita, compared to 3.9 kg (8.6 lb) coffee)
Korea confirmed white
Jose Nguyen
It's worse. They are making a mix out of marmalade and calling it tea.
Owen Bailey
That looks very tasty desu
Nolan Hernandez
At least it's full of vitamin c
James Morris
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Joseph Wilson
hi, kimmy
Brayden Campbell
may be because of food
generally korean eat hot or spicy food
that not matched to tea
Kevin Morales
Did Koreans always eat spicy food? I would think a lot of the spices are relatively recent introductions.
Hudson Brooks
main dishes are not always
but side dishes are almost spicy to take away the aftertaste
Jose Hernandez
Iced corn tea is good for taking away the heat . They seem to have it at every korean restaurant for free
Jackson Hall
The thing is, red pepper is native to the New World and almost certainly wasn't a part of Korean cuisine until fairly recently.
Jayden Perez
and pic related is all round tea
you can use this as jam and make ice cream
also healthy it is good to drink when you are getting a cold
Hunter Cooper
in fact korean tea culture is getting decline in recent days
it is known as 茶禮(다례)
Jaxon Long
Szechuan pepper existed before the introduction of red peppers. Other things like cloves and horseradish were also refined to be spicy
Aaron Baker
implying that neither China nor Japan had drunk poo wine
Kayden Howard
variation
but these are not tea
Austin Richardson
It's just the entire Korean peninsula is too high up in the latitudes and too cold to grow quality tea leaves, meanwhile China, Taiwan and Japan all have plenty of ideal places for tea farming with a warmer climate and high mountains.
Joseph Miller
I think this is true. The only place that I know of that produces tea in quantity is Jeju island, which is semi tropical and warmest in korea
Dominic Butler
this
抹茶 and 茶道 is most based Japs culture not anime sucked by weeb shit
Blake Stewart
and also very southern provinces
Luke Gutierrez
POO WINE IS A MEME. STOP SPREADING FALSHOODS
Ryder Parker
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They do. Not as strong as China or Japan but they have it.
Isaiah Nguyen
Because We have clean water unlike them