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- 11:00 am to 8:00 pm
Wednesday, Friday to Sunday
- 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
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Denver, CO 80210
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For our May speaker series, we welcome Kevin Cox, a physical trainer and coach, who will be talking about all of tea’s health benefits. Find out how you can use tea to help you lose weight and increase caloric expenditure. He even told me how he had heard of Fruit Pebbles now having green tea [...]
Continue Reading »Hello friends. I know this is last minute, but we are having a guzheng, or Chinese zither, player at the teahouse this Wednesday evening at 6 PM. Chris Brignola is a local musician who has taken up the guzheng and is coming in to play for a little while. This is a beautiful instrument and [...]
Continue Reading »This is always an exciting time of year for us. First, slowly but surely, news of the new crop starts trickling in from China and Tucson. Then we get word that some of it has arrived in the states. We’re happy to say that that has happened. The 2011 Meng Ding teas, Green Bamboo, Sweet [...]
Continue Reading »Suzanne Klein has taught here at Seven Cups and now she’s teaching a new class at a more proper cooking facility. Cooking with tea is a fun culinary adventure and takes one’s appreciation of tea to a whole new level. I can’t guarantee that she’s going to be teaching it, but she has a wonderful [...]
Continue Reading »Once again we have the privilege of welcoming back the Erhoopla Ensemble. Brian Mullins and Mike Fitzmaurice play the Chinese erhu, a two-stringed bowed instrument, along with a variety of other Chinese instruments. They have played at Seven Cups a couple times previously and we’re happy to have them back. They’ll be performing a few [...]
Continue Reading »On Wednesday, March 16th, at 7 PM, we will be hosting our next speaker. Pat Isaacs, LAc MQP, will be leading participants in a talk and workshop on Qigong. Medical Qigong, the oldest branch of Chinese Medicine, promotes health and vitality with simple movements, self-massage, breathing, and meditation. Gentle qigong exercises cleanse, cultivate, and refine [...]
Continue Reading »Over the last 15 years of teaching tea, Donna Fellman has heard a lot of questions: ‘Are there tannins in my tea? How much caffeine is in tea? What is milk oolong? Is this tea flavored? Which tea is the most healthful tea to drink?’ Come join her as she answers all these questions and [...]
Continue Reading »We are proud to once again be sponsoring the China table at this year’s World Tea Fair. The Denver Montclair International School holds the fair every year. There are tables from China, Japan, India, Morocco and more. It’s a great opportunity to sample and learn about a variety of teas from all over the world. [...]
Continue Reading »The itineraries for the 2011 Tea Tours are now online. This is a great way to deepen your understanding of tea and have a genuine adventure in the Chinese countryside. Click here for the itineraries and a lot more information on the tours.
Continue Reading »In March 2009, Seven Cups customer, Yvonne Russell, joined tea master Zhuping Hodge in her annual visit to a green tea growing region of China. As a tea merchant, Zhuping personally visits each of the farmers who grow and process the very teas that we enjoy here at Seven Cups teahouse. Our “tea friends” are found in settings such as an island in the middle of the lake and a mountaintop above a bamboo forest. The experience of traveling [...]
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