Forget Starbucks, Tully’s and Doutor. If you’re after a real quality brew, perhaps it’s time to enjoy Chinese tea at its best.
So says Kazuo Kodera, a Tokyo-based importer of Chinese food and tea who made the winning bid at an auction last September in Fujian Province for the world’s most expensive variety.
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