Most of the world's tea is grown outside of the United States, but there are a couple of states that grow tea. Here's the ...

Plaisted said there is an account of a Frenchman coming to Colonial America ... to leave a drop of tea behind, she said. Participants settled at four-seater tables set with linens and custom ...

In the Tea Act of 1773, the East India Company was granted an exemption from the tea tax that colonial American merchants ... The two men were seated together at the table and Adams could see ...

Go beyond the brew with tea estate experiences that offer heritage bungalows, hands-on tastings, and a deep dive into the world of tea.

So I just got back from a family vacation at Colonial Williamsburg ... I saw more National Rifle Association, Marine Corps and Tea Party-type bumper stickers in our first morning at Williamsburg ...

Tea itself, of course, has been consumed in America since Colonial times. (Remember the Boston Tea Party?) But before you could drink iced tea, you needed ice — and that was a rare summer luxury ...