Hong Kong’s tea arts workshop scene has grown rapidly in recent years, with a wide range of experiences now available. As a pioneer in Hong Kong’s tea arts scene, Reborn Tea offers a comprehensive guide to the features of different workshops and what to consider when choosing one.
Korean Tea Ceremony Workshop: Discover Korean Tea Ceremony Culture
The Korean tea ceremony (다례) workshop introduces participants to the utensils and serving etiquette of Korean tea ceremony. Participants may receive a certificate of attendance upon completion. It is suitable for anyone wishing to experience Korean tea ceremony culture.
White Tea Tasting Workshop: Build the Skills to Choose Tea
The white tea tasting workshop centres on varieties such as Silver Needle, White Peony and Shou Mei, as well as wilderness-grown white tea and aged white tea. Through comparative tasting, participants can understand how raw materials, processing, age and storage affect the tea, and practise adjusting their brewing with high-quality tea ware.
Aged White Tea Five Senses Renewal Workshop: A Sensory Experience in the Present
The aged white tea Five Senses Renewal workshop is a sensory experience designed by Reborn Tea. Engaging sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing, it guides city dwellers to slow down amid busy lives and savour a cup of tea.
Key Considerations When Choosing a Tea Arts Workshop
When choosing a tea arts workshop, we recommend considering four factors: the instructor’s qualifications and experience, the quality and source of the tea, the quality of the tea ware, and the depth and practical value of the course content. Reborn Tea structures its courses around these four aspects, helping participants build their understanding through hands-on tasting and practice.