In current assessments of global tea consumption, countries’ annual tea drinking rates per capita were reordered. Tea, which is among the most consumed beverages after water around the world, continues to have an important place in different cultures. According to the analysis, Türkiye was at the top of the list by far in terms of tea consumption per capita. It was stated that tea is an important part of daily life in Turkey and is widely consumed in many areas from social interaction to business life.
Türkiye Ranks First in Per Capita Consumption According to data, Türkiye ranks at the top in the world with its annual tea consumption of approximately four kilograms per capita. It is stated that tea is not only a beverage but also an important element of social life in Turkey. Ireland ranks second on the list, while England ranks third. While it is known that tea types consumed especially with milk are common in Ireland, traditional tea culture has been continuing for many years in England, but a change in consumption habits is observed.
Iran and Russia are in the Top Five. Iran ranked fourth and Russia ranked fifth. While the strong brewing culture and different drinking habits draw attention in Iran, the samovar tradition plays an important role in tea consumption in Russia. According to expert evaluations, tea consumption is considered to be more than just a beverage habit, it is also directly linked to the cultural structures of the countries. It was emphasized that in Turkey, tea is integrated into almost every aspect of daily life.
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