Live Spring Cultural Tea House Introduction
In recent years, the emergence of "Huai Yi Sen Huo Village" in Chiayi City, where cypress wood and poetry accompany tea, has attracted more tourists to experience the slow-paced and leisurely lifestyle of this small city. The "Huoquan Cultural Tea House" is located at the entrance of Huai Yi Sen Huo Village, surrounded by a serene lotus pond. Established by Professor Fang from the Tea Culture and Business Management program at Tatung University, Huoquan Cultural Tea House has been serving visitors for over three years, aiming to provide a space for both domestic and international travelers to savor the sweetness of Taiwanese high mountain tea, experience the beauty of Eastern tea, and promote tea culture. Between 2014 and 2016, Huoquan Cultural Tea House welcomed numerous foreign VIPs, brewing centuries-old tea traditions into warm cups of tea, allowing guests to feel the comforting atmosphere of the tea house. Stepping into Huoquan Cultural Tea House, various exquisite tea utensils and ceramic artworks gently and firmly occupy their respective places, resembling a noble scholar untouched by the dust of the mundane world. As your gaze passes through the cypress wood window lattice, the elegant view of the lotus pond freezes the frantic pace of time, leading guests to unconsciously settle at the wooden tables by the window, enjoying the moments spent with high mountain tea. Huoquan's "Love Tea Fashion" series offers hand-crafted rose tarts, lucky rainbow pastries, and romantic butterfly pea flower tea. The tea smashing experience in the store allows guests to choose their tea, and using a method similar to Hakka pestle tea, they grind the tea leaves into fine powder with a wooden stick in a ceramic bowl, savoring the fragrant aroma. After that, the ground tea powder is added to a brewing pot, and a self-made cold brew tea is completed, paired with the lucky rainbow pastry, creating a beautiful chapter for one's afternoon through this small tea culture experience. In an era inundated with cheap and readily available bubble tea, many have gradually forgotten the beauty of Taiwanese tea leaves, yet many tea lovers continue to guard Taiwanese tea culture in their own gentle yet resolute ways. Huoquan Cultural Tea House collaborates with the Tea Culture and Business Management program at Tatung University to continue promoting the preciousness of Taiwanese tea. Recommended dishes: Tea smashing experience (choose any tea), rainbow pastry.
