Our new course "Tea Seeds", Chazi 茶籽 in Chinese language, is a travel along the flavours of 20 excellent teas that we will brew together in five virtual meetings.
It is designed for whom wants to deepen his or her knowledge of the ancient tea terroir of China, learning how to brew properly each tea guided by the teacher Vivian Zhang.
Vivian is a Chinese tea-master and a tea grower with Eastern Leaves, and her aim is to give you the most solid knowledge-base possible to start your own independent travel in this charming world of fragrances.
The topics focus on brewing techniques, the different ceramics and teaware production districts, the environment for tea drinking and of course we'll talk about the teas we are going to brew, indulging in our beloved leaves and their century-old history.
The course starts on from April 17th, 10:00-12:00 CEST + Q&A, for 5 Saturdays in a row, in English language.
The course is held on Zoom; you receive at home our deluxe box with the 20 teas necessary for the course, and we will always be available during the week to support your learning.
At the end of the course we will release a simple certification by Eastern Leaves as per your participation.
Basic Package: 5 classes + 20 teas
Gaiwan Package: basic package + gaiwan
Deluxe Package: basic package + ceremony set*
*The set includes: gaiwan, gongdaobei/faircup, tea-towel, bamboo clamps, leaf-tray, brewing tray, strainer, cup.
Free Shipping in continental Europe.
Special rate to North America 12.9€; Rest of the World: 19.9€
Seats are limited: purchase your course here, or write us at info@easternleaves.com to receive further information, we will be glad to talk to you and to start together this charming path.
Following your purchase we will get in touch to define details, and to support your learning.
Note: this course is designed for who wishes to receive an extensive knowledge on Chinese teas, while our Xiaoye and Daye long-term courses are aimed to a deeper study of the Chinese terroirs, geography, language, history and tea-technique, committing as a Chinese professional would do.
