Baltimore-founded tea company brings matcha pop-up to Remington
Baltimore-founded tea brand Equitea is returning to the city for a monthlong matcha pop-up in Remington.
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Baltimore’s own, Black-owned tea company, Equitea returns home with a first-of-its-kind, matcha pop-up experience for 30 days in Remington.
Equitea returns to Baltimore with a matcha-themed pop-up, offering a variety of high-quality matcha-based drinks and ...
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