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The art of tea making

10/07/2024 • 2 mins watch • Composed by R Risers

With a ripple-like texture, the vibrant jade-green foliage shelters the porcelain white blossoms. Despite being born of the same mother as green and oolong tea, what separates matcha from other teas is not only its consumption and dedicated manner of preparation.

With a ripple-like texture, the vibrant jade-green foliage shelters the porcelain white blossoms. Despite being born of the same mother as green and oolong tea, what separates matcha from other teas is not only its consumption and dedicated manner of preparation.

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With a ripple-like texture, the vibrant jade-green foliage shelters the porcelain white blossoms. Despite being born of the same mother as green and oolong tea, what separates matcha from other teas is not only its consumption and dedicated manner of preparation.

With a ripple-like texture, the vibrant jade-green foliage shelters the porcelain white blossoms. Despite being born of the same mother as green and oolong tea, what separates matcha from other teas is not only its consumption and dedicated manner of preparation.

photo credit part

With a ripple-like texture, the vibrant jade-green foliage shelters the porcelain white blossoms. Despite being born of the same mother as green and oolong tea, what separates matcha from other teas is not only its consumption and dedicated manner of preparation.

With a ripple-like texture, the vibrant jade-green foliage shelters the porcelain white blossoms. Despite being born of the same mother as green and oolong tea, what separates matcha from other teas is not only its consumption and dedicated manner of preparation.

With a ripple-like texture, the vibrant jade-green foliage shelters the porcelain white blossoms. Despite being born of the same mother.

photo credit part

With a ripple-like texture, the vibrant jade-green foliage shelters the porcelain white blossoms. Despite being born of the same mother as green and oolong tea, what separates matcha from other teas is not only its consumption and dedicated manner of preparation.

photo credit part

With a ripple-like texture, the vibrant jade-green foliage shelters the porcelain white blossoms. Despite being born of the same mother as green and oolong tea, what separates matcha from other teas is not only its consumption and dedicated manner of preparation.

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