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LAPSANGSTORE · Discover Chinese tea

Tea culture and visits

Tea can be a quiet daily habit, a shared tasting or a reason to explore a place. Choose a way to begin and contact us to discuss a visit.
Tea and mooncakes arranged for a shared tea moment

Start with the basics

Beginner’s brewing guide

Choose a vessel, start simply and adjust to taste.

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What is Chinese black tea?

Oxidation, styles and choosing a first tea.

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Places and tea journeys

Beijing tea house

Explore the setting and contact the team before a visit.

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Seoul Daerim store

101 Daerim-ro · 11:00–20:00 · closed Tuesdays.

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Five days in Wuyishan

A five-day route introduction; enquire about future departures.

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Learning and enquiries

Chen Xiantong course preview

A course introduction. The lessons have not yet been recorded.

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Chinese black tea handbook

Read by chapter or download the available PDF editions.

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Contact the team

Ask about tea selection, orders or a visit.

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Make tea part of your day

A mug and a small amount of tea are enough to start. For several short infusions, use a gaiwan and pour the tea out completely between rounds. Change one variable at a time to find your preferred strength.

Pouring tea from a gaiwan
Preparing tea at a tea table

Different ways to enjoy tea

Hot infusions, cold brewing and gently simmered tea offer different textures. Follow the guide for the tea you have chosen; prepare cold brew with clean equipment and keep it refrigerated.

Cold-brew tea in a glass
Tea gently heating in a pot
A traditional tea preparation setting

Share a tasting or plan a visit

Compare two teas using the same vessel, water and infusion time, then discuss aroma, texture and finish. For store visits or tea experiences, contact the team to confirm the current arrangements.

People sharing tea together