Finanzjournalistin
// by Nina Trentmann
Die Briten trinken noch immer mehr Tee als Kaffee. Trotzdem gibt es im Vereinigten Königreich nur eine einzige Plantage, der Großteil des Tees wird importiert. Tee-Bars sollen nun helfen, lokal produzierten „British Tea“ bekannter zu machen. Für meine aktuelle Geschichte aus der WELT habe ich mir in Tregothnan angeschaut, wie britischer Tee angebaut wird.
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