Seven Cups was the first to import Anji Bai Cha five years ago. It is a rare green tea that was lost for eight hundred years. When ever you hear about white tea being mentioned during the Song Dynasty, it is Anji Bai Cha, which means white tea…
Continue Reading »“Little known and seldom advertised, this tea room has been elevated to cult status by the people who visit regularly.”
Continue Reading »It is a milestone for our small company to be accepted as a vendor in the tea section at Whole Foods. In fact we are featured in their stores here in Tucson.
Continue Reading »Sometimes I am amazed at how much bad information there is out there about tea. I can’t even tell you how many people come in to Seven Cups or the Botanical Gardens with their friends and want to look intelligent by saying something about tea, and it turns out that what they say is completely wrong…
Continue Reading »Recently I sent out a newsletter that had a picture of puer being fermented. Someone sent me an email that said that the photo was not appropriate for people who were already afraid about the safety of Chinese products.I can understand why that might be a perception commonly held…
Continue Reading »I am in our new teahouse in the Tucson Botanical Gardens and enjoying a cup of. Meizhan oolong, one of my favorite WuYi Shan rock oolongs. I am reminded of the tea drinking scholars of the Tang Dynasty that preferred to drink their tea in a natural setting…
Continue Reading »We are proud to announce that we have produced two puer cakes, one sheng (green or raw puer) cake, and one shu (black or cooked puer) cake…
Continue Reading »All of our new 2009 teas are available online! We have new Wu Yi Rock Oolongs, An Xi Oolongs, Scented Jasmine teas, our robust black teas, more white teas, and the rest of our green teas. We have been hard at work to get them available to you by the weekend, so enjoy taking a [...]
Continue Reading »We proud to say that we have one the ‘Best of Tucson’ award for the 5th year running in both Best Tea Service and Best Bulk Tea Selection.
Continue Reading »At 3:06 am a big rock slammed the front window of the Seven Cups teahouse in Tucson setting up a classic smash and grab robbery. The thieves jumped through the broken window and grabbed some aged puer cakes
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A great variety of wulong is on sale this month along with the rare and subtle Lapsang Bohea, the first black tea ever created. If you haven’t tried them yet, now is your chance!
Ma Liu Mi (Monkey Picked) Anxi Wulong 2012
Premium Shui Xian (Narcissus) Organic Rock Wulong 2012
Chuan Tong Tie Guan Yin (Old Style Tie Guan Yin) Anxi Wulong 2012
Feng Huang Shui Xian (Phoenix Narcissus) Organic Dan Cong Wulong 2012
Tie Luo Han (Iron Monk) Rock Wulong 2012
Lapsang Bohea Organic Black Tea 2012
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