Tea plants are native to East and South Asia and probably originated around the point of confluence of the lands of northeast India, north Burma, southwest China, and Tibet. Although tales exist in regard to the beginnings of tea being used as a beverage, no one is sure of its exact origins. The usage of tea as a beverage was first recorded in China, with the earliest records of tea consumption with records dating back to the 10th century BC
Here the picture shows the two varieties of Tea that is popular at local Tea stalls. the lemon Tea commonly known as Sulemani Chai and the one next to it is our very own cutting chai :)
Bhai mere...ye chai hai ya true blood :-P
ReplyDeleteFriend, I wait for the posts. You know why? "the intro para". With some good click, you come up with some good research also :)
ReplyDeleteThe 1st pic would have been better had it had an interested and fuzzy background. Also, the framing is tilted. Use picassa to straighten the image.
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd pic is better! :) But agen the framing is v tight da. you shud hve covered the whole glass no? But it looks classic! :)
agree with akila on the 1st pic being straightened..
ReplyDelete2nd pic makes me wanna have a cutting chai right away... *ammmmmmaaaaaaa chai thaaaaa* :D ... But the 2nd pic's come out better :)
I thought it was KATTANCHAYA :D untill i read SULAIMANI
ReplyDeleteNice click...but i wish you cud capture some of the heat or the steam :D
@Akila: Hmmmm..there is a lot of flaws in the pic da.. i uploaded this cos I loved the sulaimani I had that day :) Thanks for the suggestions :)
ReplyDelete@CS Yes madam :) points noted from Akila. will keep it in mind :) thank you :)
@RED : Thanks da :) I wish that too :) wil try next time :)
ReplyDelete@BB : Arey yeh chai hai madamji..!! true blood jaisa meri gandi editing ne kiya hai :|
@Braj : Thanks a lot dude :) I feel so good after reading your comment :)
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