summer tea open house 18 September 2010




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Come share the joy of Spring with us and enter an oasis of tranquility at an authentic Chinese tea ceremony which teanamu is hosting in the heart of Notting Hill. Let us charm you thirst quenching cups of cold brew Lychee Black tea and ice brew spring harvest gyokuro green tea!

The relaxing, meditative atmosphere will give you a wonderful respite, as teanamu's tea master Pei Wang gives a free demonstration of traditional tea brewing and offers samples of this Spring's fresh green and Pu Erh teas.

Also enjoy a selection of our gorgeous, freshly baked pâtisserie made with tea as an ingredient!

We have trekked through ancient tea mountains in Yunnan to bring you some 2010 Spring harvest Pu Erhs from the 2,000 year old tea trees on Big Snow Mountain in Yunnan (3,300 meters above sea level), some organic Pu Erhs from the Mengku area and some very fresh (harvested just last week) Pu Erh tea cakes from the same region. We have also collected a very small quantity of very fine uncompressed Pu Erh tea leaves from 8 different small mountain villages in the Yiwu area of Xishuang Banna (home of Pu Erh teas). All of these Pu Erh teas are harvested from tea trees of at least 200-300 years old.

And from Hangzhou, Anhui province, we have the famous Dragonwell green tea harvested in early April, Taiping Houkui green tea and Huangshan Maofeng green tea.

Drop by on 18 September 2010 any time between 12 noon and 4 pm and you may even try your hand at brewing your own tea using actual gongfu cha tea ware and utensils!





other dates

Other Tea Open House dates are as follows:

  • 16 October 2010 (Sat), 12-4pm
  • 27 November 2010 (Sat), 12-4pm
  • 04 December 2010 (Sat), 12-4pm
  • 11 December 2010 (Sat), 12-4pm
  • 18 December 2010 (Sat), 12-4pm


venue

The open house location is:

        The Coach House
        14A St Luke's Road
        London
        W11 1DP
        (see location on google map)


It is a detached 2-storey white house with a blue outside wall and a blue horizontal-barred gate. There's a tree in the middle of a small, cobbled front yard. Despite the address being "14A St Luke's Road", in fact the house is inside Lancaster Road, next to no. 1 Lancaster Road. By the way, it is NOT the corner building (that's called 14 St Luke's Road ).

The nearest tube station is Westbourne Park, less than 5 minutes walk way. Notting Hill Gate tube station is a 10-15 minute walk via Pembridge Road, Chepstow Crescent and Ledbury Road. The local bus routes are 7, 23, 27, 28, 31, 70 and 328, and there is meter parking in the vicinity.

If you are travelling by tube, click here to get information about tube services.

There is some information about major road works on http://www.lbc.co.uk/advanced-travel-planner-3508.

teanamu's range
japanese tea
japanese green collection


purest steamed, subtle, leafy teas
green tea
green collection


grassy, sweet, like freshest morning dew
blue / oolong tea collection
oolong collection


sophisticated & aromatic for the afternoon
scented tea collection
scented collection


floral or fruity, irresistible any time
black tea collection
black collection


deep, opulent, after-dinner decadence
white tea
white collection


smooth, delicate, clean, soft and fresh
pu erh red tea collection
pu erh collection


vintaged, earthy, nutritious, biscuity
tea ware
teaware collection


cherish your teas with beautiful accessories


 
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