Great for Tea Lovers

Tea Tasting & Brewing Experience

10:30 am F, Sa and 2:30 pm M, F, Sa
1 hour 30 mins
HK$420 (aged 15+)
Min 2, up to 6
Indoors
HK$260 (aged 5-14)

Tour Highlights

  • Learn about the fundamentals of the six types of pure tea
  • Brew three different teas in a mostly hands-on experience
  • Discover your own palette and learn how to adjust according to your taste and preference

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Savor the Local Flavor

Savor three exquisite teas during your guided tea exploration journey where you can unleash all your sensory nodes to experience what each tea has to offer. Each tea has been selected not only to showcase the exceptional craftsmanship, fragrance and taste but also for the unique stories behind them.

History, Architecture & Culture

Led by a professional Tea Taster who will share fundamentals of tea and tea culture with you, allowing you to gain a better appreciation of the art and science of tea. You will also have the opportunity to learn how to brew a great cup of tea using a gaiwan.

Who Should Take This Foodie Tour

The Tea Tasting & Brewing Experience is ideal for anyone who enjoys a delicious cuppa and want to learn more about the art and science of tea. Whether you have little experience or a connoisseur, our journey into exquisite teas would stimulate not just your senses but also your mind, leaving you with greater appreciation for this centuries-old tradition.

Tasting Locations

From green tea to pu’er, discover the wide range of aroma and taste each tea has to offer. Tastings change on a regular basis. We will try at least three of the following:

Green Tea

Refreshing and cooling, green tea is loved by many especially for its antioxidant. From our classic Jade Jewel green tea to dragonwell longjing, biluochun and more, we have something for you.

White Tea

White Peony is our go-to white tea, but other white teas include Shou Mei, Silver Needle and more.

Yellow Tea

A less common type of tea, yellow tea is a class of its own. Sweet and mellow. Try a Meng Ding Huang Ya or Jun Shan Silver Needle.

Oolong Tea

From Iron Buddha (Tieguanyin) to Phoenix Dancong or Taiwanese Jinxuan, oolong is the favorite of many tea lovers with its many different aromas.

Black Tea

Did you know black tea is actually called red tea in Chinese? Savor some delicious black tea with gorgeous bright red color.

Dark Tea

Dark tea usually refers to ripe Pu’er tea. Grounding and mellow, it is also believed it would aid digestion. Best to enjoy after a heavy meal (like on our Foodie Tours).

What’s Included

  • Guided tea exploration by a professional Tea Connoisseur
  • Brewing and tastings of at least 3 varieties of tea
  • Light snacks

What’s Not Included

  • Food and drinks not part of our tea tasting and brewing experience
  • Unfortunately, we are unable to arrange hotel pick up for you

Tour Details

What To Wear & Bring

  • Comfortable clothing for a relaxed tasting.
  • Avoid using heavily-scented perform or hand cream as this would interfere with your tasting experience.

Who Can Take This Tour

  • Tea connoisseurs and enthusiasts
  • Anyone interested in learning more about tea
  • As this is an indoor activity, we are able to cater to individuals with accessibility needs

Weather Conditions

  • This tasting and brewing experience takes place as scheduled except:
    – Red or Black Storm Warning
    – Typhoon #8 or above
  • In case of inclement weather, please WhatsApp or SMS +852 9223 7466 for updates.
Cancellations & Refunds

Tours booked are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Please review your order carefully before making your booking.

Meeting Point

Near Queen’s Road Central, Central (Exact meeting location provided with ticket purchase)

What Our Customers Say

“The instructor is very knowledgable, and really made me curious to learn more. Since I was the only participant that day, she customized the experience to fit with my specific interests. I really learned a lot and had fun doing it. Recommended for both beginners and more experienced tea enthusiasts.”

— Jan, Rotterdam, The Netherlands