Today I will speak to you both for a cheap and delicious beverage. This beverage is tea. . Now I will tell you a tea legend. The first sip of tea is very early, BC. It dates back to 2737, until the time of the Chinese Empire. According to myth, Shen Yung, one of China's first emperors, witnesses the tea plant falling into hot water by chance. With this discovery, the emperor is caught up in the tea, and again, according to legend, he has been in that area for seven years and is constantly drinking tea. A similar of this myth is also told in India. For Indians, the first person to drink tea was the Buddha. When Buddha was sleeping, he chewed a piece of tea leaf and removed the fatigue. The first mention of tea in Europe takes place in 1559, thousands of years later. The year 1606 is the year when the tea met with Europe. After 1635, the Netherlands and France became the pioneers of tea consumption in Europe. The arrival of the first teapot examples from China to Europe took place in the 1650s. It is Peter Stuyvesant who delivered the tea to America. The Dutch colonies that settled in New Amsterdam today, called New York, are the first American tea drinkers. In 1753, the scientific name of camelia sinensis was discovered. In the 1800s, in Europe and America, the tea industry gradually begins to grow. Thomas Lipton's first shop is also in service in England / Glasgow in 1871. By the year 1890, Thomas Lipton bought the first tea field in Ceylon. Tea seeds brought from India started to bloom in Kenya from 1903 onwards. Thomas Lipton's first shop is also in service in England / Glasgow in 1871. By the year 1890, Thomas Lipton bought the first tea field in Ceylon. Tea seeds brought from India started to bloom in Kenya from 1903 onwards. The tea, which has become an increasingly consumed drink by everyone away from being an expensive drink appealing to the upper classes, continues to evolve with various innovations. Turkey is among the countries that consume the most tea in the world. The price of a cup of tea in Turkey ranges from 1 to 5 TL. If you pay 5 TL for a cup of tea, it means in expensive place.