Tea Revives the World Map

How Tea is Made

A cup of tea is something everyone has turned to in times of crisis, which was why, during the Second World War, Churchill recognised that this very British habit needed to be protected. This world map does just that, illustrating the fascinating journey that tea makes from bush to pot. It was first published to celebrate the unique culture and history of this much loved beverage and to remind people that whatever was happening in the world their cuppa was secure.

Originally created in 1940 by MacDonald Gill this fascinating map is packed with interesting tea facts:
2,80,000 tea are drunk on a round trip R.M.S. Queen Mary
Tea travels on two-humped camels China to the U.S.S.R.

175 x 235mm.