Growing up in China, Michelle Cheng and her family drank tea daily. At age 13, Cheng and her family immigrated to the United States, where she said, “It was very hard to find the same quality [tea].” So, they converted to coffee, though Cheng never forgot her love of tea, which she filled an empty
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