People share their secret of loving tea so much
Phyllis Logan, a Scottish actress once said, “There is nothing quite like a freshly brewed pot of tea to get you going in the morning.” Today, as we celebrate the International Tea Day, we can’t agree more to her thoughts. For many of us, tea is like a morning ritual, for some a reason of bond and for some it’s life. According to Karan Shah, Director, Society Tea, "India is a tea drinking nation and every individual has a very personal relationship with their tea, being an intricate part of both India’s culture and history. We at Society Tea believe that the one thread that binds us unequivocally as a nation, symbolising ‘unity in diversity, speaking one common language that transcends regional distinctiveness, it is our love for tea. The way tea is consumed changes every100 km, and with the changing times there’s a growing need to improvise and adapt to ongoing trends. Society Tea has always been subtly invested in its duty towards society and as India experiences social distancing we have recently launched our visually appealing #StayAtHome campaign. The campaign inspires to brew delightful experiences and conversations over chai by portraying simple and small memories during the day, aiming to encourage people that until such a time is back, let’s not only stay safe, but also look forward to enjoying these moments with our friends, family and close ones." While all tea lovers share a different bond with their favourite flavour, mug, timing and so on, we recently asked people about their connection with tea and this is what they had to say: