Now, a colour chart has divided tea-lovers online. Comments. Lifestyle. Saffron Otter Assistant Features Editor and Ariane Sohrabi-Shiraz Acting Deputy Editor Social News. 08:56, 21 Apr 2025.

WHETHER it’s a strong builder’s brew or more hot milk than tea, how to make the best brew is a controversial topic for us Brits. This new chart is bound to stir up the debate as it reveals all ...

Learn to brew the perfect cuppa with our colour chart for National Tea Day and understand its origins. Emily Fairbairn; Published: 22:44, 20 Apr 2020; Updated: 7:49, 21 Apr 2020; ...

This tea colour chart is causing uproar on Twitter Credit: Twitter But we are a nation divided when if comes to exactly how strong the perfect cuppa should be. Some prefer a pale and milky mug ...

The tea colour chart. Twitter user Yorkshire Problems posted a picture of the colour chart - A1 being no milk and D4 (our personal nightmare) being basically all milk ...

Funnyman Limahl Germain has shared a controversial tea colour chart which shows the perfect shade of tea - but not everyone agrees. leicestermercury Load mobile navigation. News. Latest News; ...

Man's controversial tea colour chart sparks chaos as no one can pick perfect shade. If you want to spark heated debate in the UK, just ask people how they take their tea.

Brits have chosen their perfect tea colour and listed things they would rather give up than a cup of tea on May 21 - International Tea Day. A study by Paddy Power Bingo found people would rather give ...

The Pantone chart, which had been shared almost 200 times at the time of writing, started with A1 - a black tea with no milk - and progressed to D4, which was essentially just a cup of milk.

Learn how to make the perfect cup of tea to celebrate National Tea Day with our colour chart. To celebrate National Tea Day, food historian and author Seren Charrington-Hollins tells Emily ...

Britain's love of tea needs no introduction. We love it more than orderly queues, pointless small talk about the weather and obsessing over property value. Tea may be life but it's become ...