“Traveling through a cup I was sensitized by looks, cultures, nature, and thus I discovered in a few strands the intoxicating perfume that awakens the senses. Among aromas that transport us to moments, visual and taste elements that marked the beginning of an extensive journey.
The tree that gave life to this ancient drink; the Camellia Sinensis. A tree native to China, where the mountains loom like giant emerald carpets. Ancient legends say that the best teas were only collected by virgin women with white gloves and golden scissors. Today, without alluding to the legend, women use their delicate hands to select the most tender buds, giving way to the production of the best teas.
Tea is the second most consumed drink in the world, after water. Besides
of about 2000 properties attributed to him. Whether cold, hot, at room temperature, with water, with milk, lemon, honey, sugar, pure, blended, of different qualities, varieties and regions. Some are appreciated in loose leaf, drunk in ceremonies, or quickly in teabags on the way to the daily routine. Tea knows no borders, it belongs to the world, and to different cultures.”
Welcome to the World of Tea!
Alondra de Brasilia Rodríguez
Tea Sommelier