Description : Tea is a quiet ritual poured into a cup, a drink that carries centuries of history, geography, and human care in its warmth. It begins as simple leaves, tender and green or dark and oxidized, grown on misty hillsides where rain, soil, and sunlight shape their character. When hot water meets those leaves, time seems to slow. The liquid gradually deepens in color—pale gold, amber, copper, or deep mahogany—releasing aromas that can be grassy, floral, smoky, nutty, sweet, or briskly astringent. Each scent hints at its origin: spring gardens, mountain air, wood fires, or sun-dried earth.
