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Chinese Tea Workshop
The Hungtington presents a presentation on the history of Chinese tea. The session includes a tasting of rare, high-end teas brewed by different methods.
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From the forests of Yunnan to the tea rooms of Europe, from the Opium Wars to the American Revolution, Chinese tea has a complex history. Join Angie Lee of 1001 Plateaus and Linda Louie of Bana Tea Company for a presentation on the history of Chinese tea. The session includes a tasting of rare, high-end teas brewed by different methods.
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