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Upcoming Event /MATCHA ALCHEMY | Matcha Workshop – Tasting and Preparation | 03.May.2024.17:00
Join us for a Matcha Workshop at Flying Bird Teabar. Learn the craft of preparation and uncover the history behind this elixir, while enchanting your senses with saturated green hues and tastes. We shall impart our wisdom unto thee. Prepare your wrists for a stirring adventure. Admittance: €40,-
Main Topics:
History and cultural background; What is matcha; What makes it different from other green teas; Growing and processing; Famous matcha tea regions; Our selection; Make your own Matcha – Matcha whisking
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Good tea is a treat for the mind, soul and body
Every tea connoisseur has their own favorite tea. But there is always something new to discover. Each tea has its own special aroma and effect, depending on the respective growing area, the vintage and the type of processing. Find your new favorites in our online shop today! As tea enthusiasts and sommeliers we taste every tea we offer in our shop. To help you in your exploration we aim to present a meaningful description for each tea, as well as our suggestion how best to brew it.
Get to know the world of teas online!
With our tea range you will get to know the most diverse tea regions and tea types. You can simply search for your favourite chinese or japanese green tea, Taiwan oolong or Yunnan puerh tea in our online shop. We also offer you a wide selection of Matcha tea sourced from reputed Japanese producers. Matcha is the ‘greenest green tea’, the only tea drunk whole when dissolved in water. Of course, our tea selection also includes rare and special teas like wuyi oolongs, phoenix mountain dancongs, old white teas, liu bao heicha or award-winning gyokuro teas.
Each tea region has its own characteristic “signature” tea types, such as the Long Jing of Hangzhou, Bai Hao Yinzhen of Fuding, Bi Luo Chun of Jiangsu, Huangshan Maofeng of Anhui, Tie Guan Yin of Anxi, High Mountain Oolong of Alishan and Uji Sencha from Kyoto. But there are also lesser known varieties only produced in small quantities at specific tea mountains or villages. We regularly travel to these remote tea gardens to bring you these specialties, so you will always find something new to try at Flying Bird Tea.
How about a beautiful teaware?
We, at Flying Bird Tea, are passionate about the art of ancient chinese and japanese ceramics. Browse our carefully selected Yixing teapots, Jianshui clay teapots, Celadon gaiwans, or Bizen hohins, Hagi Chawans, and Tokoname Kyusus. But if convenience is more important for you, you will also find modern tea utensils such as kamjove press teapots, travel teasets, simple and ornamented porcelain teacups.