Our 2011 tea tours itineraries are online now. We are only doing two this year, we are just too busy to do three. The spring tour only has one more opening and the puer tour is filling up quickly, so if you have been planning on coming, get registered as soon as you can. We were able to reduce the price this year…
Continue Reading »The oolong tea tour is underway now despite the problems caused by the eruption of the volcano in Iceland that stranded our travelers from Denmark. They are in the air even as we speak, and will meet up with the tour in Wuyishan.
Yvonne Russell offered us some feedback and photo’s from the Green Tea Tour and gave us permission to publish it. Yvonne is a customer of the Seven Cups Tea House in Denver. Since it makes us sound good, we thought we would.
Continue Reading »Huangshan is one of those places that for millennia has drawn Chinese artists. It is also a center for tea culture. The area was instrumental in the development of modern tea making techniques that developed during the Ming Dynasty.
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 »A couple weeks ago I experienced a personal tragedy. Aside from my partner and best friends, the most immediate outpouring of love and support came from the tea community…
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 »After a great lunch we left to continue our journey to the ancient city of Dali. When I had visited this area 4 years ago there was not the road then that is there now, so our travel time was cut in half.
Continue Reading »It’s late in the evening again as usual. This is our last night in Dali and have had a wonderful time here. We will be going to Kunming tomorrow, and it is the last day four the tour. When I get back to Kunming I have an extra day to try and get caught up [...]
Continue Reading »The Tea Scene: Seven Cups
Tea, given its health and wellness qualities, is one of the fastest growing sectors of the beverage industry, and the latest addition to the local tea market is Seven Cups, a traditional Chinese tea house on South Pearl Street.
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This month we have some of our best green teas for sale. We also thought we would throw in some investment grade sheng puer cakes for sale. Check them out.
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Just arriving in Lincang deep in the heart of tea country after a very long trip. http://t.co/n9y2rDl7lt
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Entering tea country. Yunnan http://t.co/3YttRsLwD5
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RT @teatrunk: Need some proper brewing guides? This one's quite straight-forward and comprehensive. Happy Brewing! http://t.co/ukwA13ZbJE #…
rajeshlalwani (Rajesh Lalwani)
Wow. I'm alway unprepared for the humidity in Guangzhou.
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My breakfast>>> #crepes #sevencups #perfection http://t.co/cKArpv6Ve1
emmyrae95 (Emily Gilbert)
"@sevencups: @Sobernauf29 I hope you had a good day!" We did, thank you!! I had #GoldenFish #VeryRelaxing
Sobernauf29 (Mark Obenauf)
@Sobernauf29 I hope you had a good day!
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@AngryObie I hope you enjoyed yourself.
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@teaemperor Thanks for reading it. :-)
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