When tea is not a tea: non-Camellia sinensis ‘teas’
Purple tea from Kenya. Image: Barbarba Dufrene
Alternative plants that live in that space between Camellia sinensis and herbals/botanicals, and brewed similarly, offer enormous potential, both revenue- and health-wise. By Vladislav Vorotnikov
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