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Anne-Frédérique Dedeyan Dayraut is the founder of the Sanskriti Collection and representative for Mittal Teas, a premium tea line crafted in collaboration with Vikram Mittal an internationally acclaimed taster dedicated to conserving Indian ancestral know-how. She lives in Paris.
Very interesting article.
Your story is very exciting. My husband and I talk about growing tea. We’ve grown the “other”camillia successfully for years. How much difference can there be😉