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In Turkey, one uses clippers to pluck tea,
Posted on by François-Xavier Delmas in Harvest
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Tasting rooms have windows to let in the sunlight,
Posted on by François-Xavier Delmas in Tea Tasting
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In Assam, there is a hierarchy in tea harvesting,
Posted on by François-Xavier Delmas in Harvest&Tea people
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Tea leaves spread out as far as the eye can see,
Posted on by François-Xavier Delmas in Tea processing
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Smelling the wet tea leaves : an essential step,
Posted on by François-Xavier Delmas in Tea Tasting
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Camellia : a shrub with a tough foliage,
Posted on by François-Xavier Delmas in Harvest
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Hot tea is more refreshing than cold tea,
Posted on by François-Xavier Delmas in Tea Tasting
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Tea trees growing quite freely in Kuwapani,
Posted on by François-Xavier Delmas in Plantation
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Palm trees giving shade to tea plants,
Posted on by François-Xavier Delmas in Plantation
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Tea tasting with Dilan and Vidusha,
Posted on by François-Xavier Delmas in Tea people&Tea Tasting
