Lovely Leaves: The World’s Most Exotic Teas

Lovely Leaves: The World’s Most Exotic Teas
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Bill Lindsey
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In the many years since tea leaves fell into Chinese Emperor Shennong’s cup of hot water in 2727 BC, this beverage has become second only to water in worldwide consumption. Though tea was once used as currency, we prefer to drink it.

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