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Top 10 Countries that Produce the Most Tea

Can you name the ten countries that produce the most tea?

For the year 2013, according to FAOSTAT
Full list of countries here, thanks to the Quizmaster
Quiz by Gamer1162 - Dec 08, 2016

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APHill

level 65

Dec 8, 2016

Kenya!? Wow.

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joeythelemur

level 72

Dec 9, 2016

That's what I missed too.

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Algernon

level 61

Dec 9, 2016

I didn't think that one was the most surprising. I'd heard of Kenyan Tea even before i went there. Iranian, Turkish and Vietnamese Tea on the other hand....

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travelfan

level 68

Dec 9, 2016

Turkish tea is pretty famous, very strong and black. Got several boxes when I visited a few years ago.

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travelfan

level 68

Dec 9, 2016

I was halfway through typing Kenya when time ran out, but it was a random guess. Missed that one and Iran.

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Carry

level 57

Feb 17, 2017

I knew some African country was probably going to be on the list because of Rooibos tea. Guessed South Africa first.

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alfoq

level 45

Feb 18, 2017

except rooibos isn't a kind of tea, although a tea-like drink is often made from it.

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Hammond7249

level 51

Feb 18, 2017

South Africa produces a lovely tea called KwaZulu from the KwaZulu Natal, but is unfortunately not that easy to get (outside the country). Tanzania and Rwanda also produce very good teas.

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JBrommit

level 44

Feb 24, 2017

Rooibos tea. Very popular.

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Tramp

level 65

Feb 17, 2017

Argentina? Surprising.

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shingen

level 66

Feb 17, 2017

Only if you consider "mate" to be tea...

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jajaco2017

level 46

Feb 17, 2017

with mate you chew the leaves

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Lucas88

level 39

Feb 17, 2017

No, not really! Mate is the drink, you mean "yerba". But there are different things because of diferent process to get the final result

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RogerSilveira

level 32

Feb 17, 2017

jajaco2017, sorry, you're wrong. chewing the leaves is a tradition in Inca Countries such as Bolivia(mainly), Peru and Ecuador. In Argentina, Uruguay and south of Bazil(although in other parts of the country some people like me :o) also enjoy it) the traditional tea is "erva mate", the one used to make the famous "chimarrão". In Paraguay they like the tea of a similar leave which they call "tereré". People have it everywhere in Paraguay at any time of the day, in spite of the heat, having their hot tea calmly as if the world had stopped.

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mburucuya

level 51

Feb 20, 2017

1. Mate doesn't involve chewing the yerba leaves. You're probably confusing yerba with coca leaves, which are an Andean thing, mostly Bolivian and Peruvian if I'm not mistaken. 2. Tereré is a cold preparation of yerba leaves. It's prepared very similarly to mate, but with ice water. Paraguayans still call it mate when it's hot. Argentinians from the fart north also drink tereré and sometimes even use cold juice or soda in place of the ice water. 3. Paraguayans drink mate any time in the winter, but in summer it's typically only early in the morning or late at night. Tereré is way more common any other time of day in summer.

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nichster

level 34

Feb 17, 2017

8 of these countries being Asian doesn't really surprise me.

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angrobper14

level 69

Feb 17, 2017

But 2 of these countries not being Asian... a whole different story.