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Why one of Taiwan's best teas is grown 1,000 meters above sea level

Among tea lovers, the mountains of Alishan in Taiwan are famous for their high mountain oolong. Here, farmers grow tea trees more than 1,000 meters above sea level. CNN's Will Ripley hits the tea trails to find out why.

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