Thanks to the University of Arizona Daily Wildcat for the nice review…a traditional tea house with free Wifi? Absolutely! Seven Cups is a cozy, traditional Chinese tea house where you can sit down for a cup of tea or just buy some to take home. It’s good for people who turn up their noses at [...]
Continue Reading »Here is a nice review of our Denver tea house that appeared on Cafe Society, the Westword Food Blog in Denver. I was in China during the grand opening, but by all accounts, it was very successful. Mikel is in Denver this week, it seems as if I will be the last one to get [...]
Continue Reading »I’m writing from our recently opened office in Changxing, in Zhejiang. Changxing just a short drive away from Guzhu Mountain where Luyu supervised tea production for the Tang emperor, while he composed the first book about tea, while he lived and died in nearby Huzhou. This area is very old in relationship to the growth [...]
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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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