Zama Tea wings Jabberwocky space to new owner in Tustin
Margaret Pottenger sold the Jabberwocky venue at 434 El Camino Real to Herrera who will launch Zama Tea with a tea wall of 120 varieties and a rotating kombucha bar. The shop will honor the historic site with reclaimed materials and feature local artisans. Herrera, born at Camp Zama, began Zama Tea after years of farmers market appearances and other sales.
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