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Tea on Modern Marvels

fooey

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Hulu has a Modern Marvels episode on tea. I enjoyed it, maybe you will too.

"The Modern Marvel episode about Tea features a visit to one of the largest tea-bagging factories in the world, the Lipton's plant in Suffolk, VA. Here, an astonishing million teabags an hour - 24 million a day since the operation is 24/7."

Don't be put off by the Lipton-centric description. It covers a lot of ground besides and it well worth 45 minutes. They even talk about Puer-erh.

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Wholemeal Crank

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Thanks for the heads-up. That was an excellent program.

And wondering about this claim: "the production of pu-erh has been a state secret since the 14th century."

Watched while drinking a keemun black tea--Hao Ya A sampler from Harney & Sons. Still don't taste any chocolate, but a lovely tea.

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