Have a treasure tea at Teanamu
This Tea House, nestled in a quiet street of Notting Hill, remains my favourite peace haven. At each visits leaves me fascinated by Pei who will recount tales of Oolong and amazing recipes. What is simmering water to us would be the kettle’s song to him…
It is the only place I know serving Ba Bao 8 Treasures tea. To prepare this gorgeous concontion, stop at his counter, filled with glass jars of dried flowers and fruit. You can invent your own recipe – his is made of goji berries, Logan ones, red dates, chrysanthemum, jasmine, rose bud, candied melon and sencha.
An extraordinary floral mix which can infuse for hours without getting any bitterness. The flavours evolve constantly, with one ingredient taking over another. Such a rich taste, easy to sip on all day, you will never tire of it. Softer than a tea, it will also seduce children.
Another little joy: both flowers and fruits, once infused are really lovely to eat…
Teanamu
14A St Lukes Rd
Next to 1 Lancaster rd
London W11 1DP
9 Responses to “Have a treasure tea at Teanamu”
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Connais pô … mais je en demande qu’à connaître … Je note, je note … ;o)
Bisous
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sandra says:
Génial !!!! mais oup’s, je n’arrive plus à passer ton article sur ma page Facebook ?! c’est normal ? Biiiiisous et bon week end …
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Ce thé a l’air excellent. Merci pour ce bon moment très agréable. Bonne soirée.
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Quel ,plaisir de reconnaitre les plantes qui infusent… C’est mieux qu’un sachet où l’on ne voit qu’une poudre verte!
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Chocoralie says:
Les filles: Le gout passe aussi par le regard…
Xtinette: le sencha s’y fait très discret pour un beau mélange de saveurs.
Sandra: j’ignore pourquoi ça bloque. As-tu essayé de copier-coller le lien?
Glycine blanche: bienvenue!
Ce n’est pas mon thé préféré mais il est si beau et ludique que j’aime bien le commander quand je le croise…