Lifestyle & Parenting

a spot of tea

October 22, 2012

Think you know tea? Maybe. But we bet youve never experienced it like
this.


Imagine a wine bar, replace the wine with tea, and thats exactly what
youll find at O5 Tea,
Vancouvers new Mecca for tea enthusiasts. While sitting under
Molo-designed paper lanterns, we opted for a tasting flight of three
rare teas ($17). To open up the palate we began with Balkyocha Noeul, a
chocolate-y oolong from South Korea, and then proceeded to the grassy
Long Jing green tea from the Zhejiang province of China, and finally
finished off with Ghorka Estate, a Nepalese tea with notes of pumpkin,
apple and clove, ideal for the holiday season. We snacked on Gang Jung
($7), Korean Imperial sweets made in-house with a healthy dose of fruits
and nuts.

Truly an afternoon delight. Anya Georgijevic

O5 Tea, 2208 W. Fourth Ave., Vancouver, 604-558-0500, http://o5tea.com

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