The entire part of northern Iran alongside the shores of the Caspian Sea is appropriate for the cultivation of tea. Mauritius is a tea producer, initially on a small scale when the French introduced the plant to the island round 1765. It was below later British rule that the size of tea cultivation increased. The U.S. Navy closely mines the waters off French territory in Indochina. French individuals generally drink tea in the afternoon. Mint tea is central to social life within the Maghreb and is highly regarded among the many Tuareg folks of Algeria, Libya, Niger, and Mali. Sahelian tea is a social occasion and has three infusions: the primary could be very bitter ("bitter as demise"), the second is in between ("flavorful as life"), and the last is slightly sweet ("candy as love"), that are taken over several hours. Mint or basil is used for flavouring