Dings Tea Introduction
In the city, sipping a cup of freshly brewed high mountain tea at Ding Style Tea House, a brand born from the connection between second-generation tea farmer Chang Ming-Chih and a unique shepherd dog named Ding-Ding, presents a different experience than ordinary tea shops in Taiwan. Instead of a typical tea shop, it operates in the form of a café, serving freshly brewed tea with the aim of helping the younger generation understand the essence of Taiwanese tea without any distance. After returning home to engage in the tea industry, Chang Ming-Chih was shocked to discover the astonishingly low number of young consumers in the tea market, as the younger generation has often turned to the convenience and affordability of bubble tea, creating a sense of distance from traditional Taiwanese tea where they are unfamiliar with its culture and significance and are hesitant to step into tea shops to learn more. Thus, the idea of providing an opportunity for Taiwanese tea and young people to get to know each other became the original intention for establishing Ding Style Tea House. Ding Style Tea House introduces a new way of enjoying tea, creating a comfortable, pressure-free tea-drinking space where customers can choose a cozy seat, order tea from the menu, and savor it at leisure once it is served. They may also pick a novel from the shelf to enjoy alongside their tea or chat with the manager at the bar counter to listen to insights about tea-growing and tea-making, as well as historical stories related to tea, offering customers a renewed or deeper understanding of tea. We are fortunate to be situated in a renowned tea-growing region in Taiwan and hope that through managing the tea house, we can provide young friends who are still unfamiliar with Taiwanese tea an initial introduction, gradually cultivating the habit of enjoying a cup of tea in their lives. As winter quietly approaches, our winter limited offering - Osmanthus Oolong tea - is here to warm your heart. Why not come in and sit down to hear the stories behind fine Taiwanese tea! Recommended dishes: Osmanthus Oolong tea (winter limited), Premium Black Tea (representative of the tea house).
