Tea shop in HK
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Tea shop in HK
Hello,
I am new here and new to serious tea drinking as well
I am going to Hong Kong soon.
Does anybody know a good place to buy tea in HK? Any recommendation on which tea to buy? What about places to drink tea/tea rooms?
Thanks,
evy in holland
I am new here and new to serious tea drinking as well
I am going to Hong Kong soon.
Does anybody know a good place to buy tea in HK? Any recommendation on which tea to buy? What about places to drink tea/tea rooms?
Thanks,
evy in holland
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This probably won't help, but might be interesting.
Once when I was in Hong Kong, (pre China reacquisition) I was out on the economy and noticed that there were countless shops with tea freshly brewed and sitting on a stainless shelf awaiting purchase. At the first one I went to, I bought a cup. It was served in a small glass. It was delicious. I could not speak Chinese, so made the purchase with sign language never knowing the name of the tea I had bought. Throughout the day, I bought probably 10 more cups of tea. Not knowing the name of the delicious tea, I tried to match the color. I never found a cup as good as the first, and I have to admit, some of them were terrible bitter concoctions. I was told later that I might have tried medicinal elixirs to cure any number of ills. I had one great cup of tea, a few good cups and some very odd and foul brews.
good luck
Once when I was in Hong Kong, (pre China reacquisition) I was out on the economy and noticed that there were countless shops with tea freshly brewed and sitting on a stainless shelf awaiting purchase. At the first one I went to, I bought a cup. It was served in a small glass. It was delicious. I could not speak Chinese, so made the purchase with sign language never knowing the name of the tea I had bought. Throughout the day, I bought probably 10 more cups of tea. Not knowing the name of the delicious tea, I tried to match the color. I never found a cup as good as the first, and I have to admit, some of them were terrible bitter concoctions. I was told later that I might have tried medicinal elixirs to cure any number of ills. I had one great cup of tea, a few good cups and some very odd and foul brews.
good luck
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