Which state has the only full-fledged tea plantation in the United States?

I am learning more from this game than I ever did in school!

TheJanith, I'm not a big tea drinker, but my mom is... and has always had a cabinet full of different types. When I lived in Iran, I kept seeing a very familiar box... but it said "Ahmad Tea" (or something like that) and was told it was "an Iranian brand". I finally had time to investigate... the reason it looked familiar was on the bottom, where in fine print it said "Earl Grey", they'd just put a different name on the same box.

I've had that tea. A friend gave me some, as I am known to drink tea and be a bit picky about it. It was years ago, so I don't recall too many details; I do recall thinking that it was good tea.

Tanya, Homonyms exist in many languages. In French, verre, ver, vert, and vair are all pronounced the same. That is how Cinderella came to wear glass shoes. In the original French oral tale, she wore fur shoes, but things changed over multiple tellings. verre = glass. vair = a type of small animal fur

DAdio, duh!!! parents lived in Myrtle Beach when I was born.. graduated college in Columbia and didn't know this thanks for the info

Ryan’s Oddities, it is called a homonym. Two words that sound the same, but have different meanings and spellings. Who said English was an easy language?

PhoenixGriffin911, I live in South Carolina and didn't know that

Montana Lady, Classic Earl Grey tastes a bit different because it has bergamot in it.

PhoenixGriffin911, for sure !

I knew this because my daughter 's family lives in SC

I actually toured it, it was pretty fascinating and the tea is great.

Ray, those scientists do terrorize people! Lol

I always laugh when I hear Chai Tea. Chai means tea in Chinese, so tea tea.lol

Went on the tour, very interesting. Beautiful azaleas in the spring. Angel Oak is near by.

PhoenixGriffin911, me too

I purchase my sugar-free chai tea liquid mix from Oregon tea company (as in meaning from the state if Oregon).

I love tea! Hot or iced, plain or with honey and lemon. Folks in UK have a lot less colon cancer than in the USA, scientists terrorize it's because Americans tend to drink more coffee than tea. Theres probably more to it such as obesity.

PhoenixGriffin911, right on me/2

Ryan’s Oddities, golf tee, drink tea

Ryan’s Oddities, golf "tee". Not "tea".

Ryan’s Oddities, well... "plantation " might of given you a hint there lol