Tea Association USA’s ”Tea Test” (with my comments)

[Jackie]

Ladies and gents, I’ve run across this “Tea Test” a few times, posted it on twitter a little while back but here it is again, test your knowledge of tea. However, I think, some of the data isn’t quite the “very latest” out there. Either way, take a look.
 Let me know if any of the answers surprised you, for me these were the ones:

Question 3 about the “types of tea” (I disagree about the word “type” and the answer given.
Question 4 Michael Coffey would say; there’s no actual data out there to prove that
Question 5 – didn’t know the exact position and don’t know if it’s still accurate
Question 12 – was surprised about one of the countries!
Question 17 – who would have known? Not me.
Question 28 – objection! What’s the definition of “great” here anyway?

If you go ahead and take it, let me know how you fared and what you think!
J.

[Gingko]

I don’t know if they updated the test. I remember when I saw the test a few years ago, quite a few questions seemed to be based on the assumption that the tea spoken of was teabag.

[Xavier]

The link is not working for me 🙁

[Jackie]

Here it is again:
http://teausa.com/general/teatest/teatest9.html

[Anonymous]

La~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~me.

[Jackie]

Perhaps, and remember this is all part of how the Tea Council USA markets tea @familyandtea …

[Author]

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