Taster Tale 05. Tea Colors in a Trunk.
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Taster Tale 05. Tea Colors in a Trunk.
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Snigdha trained under Japanese Tea Master Nao Numekawa and studied at the Tea Sommelier Academy in Sri Lanka.
Spokesperson for Tea Board of India, brand strategist, and storyteller.https://teatrunk.com/pages/our-story
This is the taster tale of a curious little girl that collected teas from different parts of the world like China and Kenya. She patiently stored teas in her father's vintage trunk. Her tea trunk later became a way of life.
Different topics came to the surface: tea blends, consumption behaviors, and a Tea Sommelier's Tea ritual and habits.
Thank you, Snigdha, for creating a tea trunk that brings flavored colors to our cups.
Taster Tales is released organically rather than on a set schedule. So stay tuned. Our collection of conversations continues in English and Spanish. There is more to come. Thank you for listening.
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Music Credits:
TRACK: Weightless By Liqwyd Music provided by RFM Royalty Free Music Library Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuC3m8TAEZg
Song: Mesqo - Tender Link: https://youtu.be/vZbF-toI0q8 Music provided by FreeMusicWave.
Enygma Sounds https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00ux67mt004
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