Jade Notes – Tea Ceremony
Yushan, the Jade Mountain, is a small cultivation area for Taiwanese high mountain tea. The forest of the national park limits the tea production, but in return gifts pure air, water and soil. The purity of nature also manifests in the tea makers, who have a pureness of spirit rarely encountered elsewhere. With this one-time tea ceremony, I want to share three special teas from the Xinmao tea farm where I followed the making of fragrant oolong.
The teas are carefully matched with Ziyan’s tea ware and get served together with artisan tea sweets crafted by Jiaqi.
Please join us on 13th March, 12pm at Yushu Tea Gallery
£58/person, 6 seats available
Booking through our website and please message us if you have any questions.
Best wishes,
Saara Lindahl & Yushu team
Jade Notes – Tea Ceremony
Yushan, the Jade Mountain, is a small cultivation area for Taiwanese high mountain tea. The forest of the national park limits the tea production, but in return gifts pure air, water and soil. The purity of nature also manifests in the tea makers, who have a pureness of spirit rarely encountered elsewhere. With this one-time tea ceremony, I want to share three special teas from the Xinmao tea farm where I followed the making of fragrant oolong.
The teas are carefully matched with Ziyan’s tea ware and get served together with artisan tea sweets crafted by Jiaqi.
Please join us on 13th March, 12pm at Yushu Tea Gallery
£58/person, 6 seats available
Booking through our website and please message us if you have any questions.
Best wishes,
Saara Lindahl & Yushu team
