Tea

For a long time have China and India been fighting over the responsibility for the invention of tea, and it's not a trivial matter because we are talking about the most widely consumed beverage in the world next to water.
Although it was a popular drink in Asia, the Europeans only got to know it when Vasco da Gama arrived in India in 1497. From this moment on, having a daily cup of tea turned into a tradition in Portugal.
When Catherine of Portugal married Charles II of England in 1661, the teatime was introduced in England.

Input of minerals and sugars (carbohydrates) per liter:  
MINERALS: 0,5 g
SUGARS: 4 g