Fact of the day:
ISO3103 is the International Standard covering the serving of tea. It's there to ensure consistency in taste testing.
Key points:
- Pot should be porcelain or earthenware
- Milk should be added AFTER hot water
Ireland were the only country to object on its submission, noting there was no provision for pot-warming in the specification.
This was overruled.
John Bull /
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2023-10-25 10:49:08
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