Inside a tea master’s Paris salon | Her Scents of Pu Er

[@Shmyrk]

Wow. I don’t know what I was expecting, but it wasn’t that. So beautiful and truly moving

[@manuelfavid9221]

hell yeah

[@TJM108]

This was incredibly well made, and as a 'tea head' I massively appreciate the subject matter :) Bravo!

[@jeanskyv926]

Very beautiful film about Yu Hui Tseng. Absolutely sublime to watch. Of a splendid sweetness, of a splendid delicacy.

[@noone_at_midnight]

Truly beautiful video. There's way to little videos about tea and master's of tea. Learning about tea in the eest is hard so I appreciate every video.

[@jessk4434]

Manikya, a sanskrit word meaning, "One whose words are like rubies." Thank you for the words and for the experience of seeing earth as one who holds our deep, collective memory and of friendship with the earth.

[@PandanusOdoratissimus]

EXCELLENT DOCUMENTAIRE

[@originorder6646]

Incredible cinematic scenes and story telling. 👏🏻

[@Dutzow78]

❤❤❤

[@traviswadezinn]

Belle présentation - merci

[@flitch75]

Magnifique !

[@MikaelBondestam]

Maison det trois thes is a must when you visit Paris.

[@theoldkid5725]

Intense

[@michaelmarchal4004]

Jai acheter du the a Pu'er et j'ai visite Des ateliers. Ils ne sont pas mort.

[@misha_gulko]

Good video 👍🏻 Enjoyed it a lot. However, what does it mean “the first female tea master”? “Tea master” is not an official title. Moreover, there is no public consensus regarding whom to call a tea master. Some call it people who produce tea, while others call it those who brew it. There are so many females in Gong Fu Cha, both in China and in Taiwan. - Weird.

[@leafster1337]

👍