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Green tea is not as widely drunk in the United States as black tea. Before the Second World War, however, it was a different story: American tea...
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Find out more about Nicholas: Nicholas Faubert studied history at Saint Louis University, where he learned the methods of scholarly research and presentation of knowledge through the constant pressure that comes with having to write three papers by Friday. Currently, he works at a small, locally-owned tea shop at Mid Rivers mall, named Reali-Tea. He only started drinking tea when he was hired back in April of 2009, but in that short span has spent every day reading and perfecting his knowledge of the second most consumed beverage on the planet. He can be reached at Psychohistorian42@gmail.com |
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