Gen Z Likes Tea for Alcohol – See the most popular tea

There will be a poll of 2,000 adults born after 1997.

Also, the study conducted by guide dogs as part of a new campaign found that tea is a drink option for young people in the morning – coffee (43% to 34%).

What is the most popular tea in the UK?

The classic English breakfast (28%) was the biggest choice of tea, ahead of chai (10%) and green tea (8%).

Meanwhile, the analysis found that younger generations chose healthier activities. This is because tea parties with peers are preferred over boozy brunch (33% to 28%).

Last year, one in three (31%) attended a tea party. 66% of each person say they want to go to one person.

Of those who have been to a tea party, 26% say they enjoy more than nights in town.

How many tea/coffee should I drink in a day?

Guide Dog launches all Cuppa count campaigns

This study shows the launch of the Guide Dog. All Cuppa Counting Campaigns encourage the country to hold tea parties, coffee mornings, or baked sales and raise important funds to support those with eyesight loss.

Sophie Crompton, Financing Manager at Guide Dogs, commented:

“Before charities are more dependent on generous donations from the public than ever before, our research shows that having fun events like Tea Party is a great way to raise urgent funds into a cause.

“Whether it catches up to Cuppa or plans or remembers the old days, tea is really a drink.

What type of tea is your go-to type? (Image: Guide Dog/SWNS) “Guide dogs, old and young, create a counting campaign for all cuppas. People will gather and give people an excuse to raise money for a big purpose while they have the added benefit of gathering for good old chin waves.”

The main advantage of Tea Party is that it was social (59%) and fun (58%).

A total of eight people were involved in the average tea party gathering, with 76% agreeing that it was a great way to raise funds for charity.

Starzendaya of Hollywood (15%), British National Treasure David Attenborough (14%), and Pop Sensation Sabrina Carpenter (12%) were the top celebrities that Gen Z invited to the perfect tea party.

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Away from the night out, four in five (81%) said enjoying brewing is a great way to keep up with friends, family and colleagues.

Seven in 10 (68%) young people hope to have had the opportunity to frequently share tea with their loved ones and colleagues.

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Sophie added: “Tea and tea parties are a great way to check in with friends and family and meet new people.

“Our research shows that General Zers really wants to connect with their loved ones and colleagues than they are now.

“But it's not just Gen Zers. By signing up for all Cuppa Count Fundraising Packs from our website, anyone can raise money for a great cause by hosting their own tea party, coffee mornings, or with friends, family and colleagues.”