What tea do they drink in Israel?
Do they grow their own tea? What is the most popular drink in Israel?
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Carmen Slabbert
July 24, 2026 at 01:55 AM
Tea leaves are not traditionally grown in Israel. Israel’s tea practices are heavily influenced by Persian and Moroccan traditions. Israeli tea is incredibly sweet and rich and is usually served with cream and sugar. The most popular tea is lemon verbena and fruit-based infusions.