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"the leaves are then fermented—for between half an hour to three hours—in a cool and humid area to enable oxidation, which changes their colour from green to copper. they are then dried by passing hot air over them to stop the fermentation," explains sarath gamini, general manager of oak ray tea bush
ratnapura and matara, and some of the popular tea factories include neluwa, nandana, lumbini tea valley, nayapana, craighead, dartry and dabathanna. while black tea is the most popular variety, green and white tea are also grown in sri lanka. green tea is made by rolling and drying—it is not withered or fermented—and...
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