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3000 types of tea?
I went to brooklyn Ten Ren yesterday and bought some white tea and an
oolong (that tastes more like gunpowder green). The nice lady gave me a scan of a ny times story about tea. It said there are 3000 types of tea. Is that true? Are most of them perceptibly different? (more so than different harvest of the same type)? -AK |
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