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Outseason's avatar

The most convincing part is the shift from knowing tea through books and tastings to standing among the plants and people who make it. A place becomes more than a source once you spend enough time with its work, weather, and ordinary rhythms.

Erin Russell's avatar

What an incredible journey! The first picture especially looks similar to San Francisco. Any book on tea you'd recommend for those who want to learn more?

Arjun Narayen's avatar

For All the Tea in China is a great start on tea history and a fun read!

Little Edits Atelier's avatar

Now this is an r&d trip I can get behind.