Denver's only traditional Chinese teahouse.
Information
- Location:
- Denver, CO, 80210
- Phone:
- 303-777-CUPS (2877)
- Tues - Sat:
- 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
- Sun:
- 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Photos
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Kaleidescope at the TeahouseCreated about 4 months ago
Anniversary PartyCreated about 5 months ago
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Events
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- Tea & Wassailing Party
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Saturday, December 19 at 3:00pm
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- The Calligraphy of Harrison Tu 10:16am Mar 21
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We have decided to start a new Seven Cups tradition. It may not be very Chinese, but we are going a-caroling! On Saturday, Dec. 19th, between 3 and 6 p.m., we will be giving out free cups of tea and going caroling around the neighborhood. Lyric sheets and musical accompaniment will be provided. Also, you can drop o...ff canned goods and we will be providing them to a local shelter. Bring your best singing voice, a Santa hat, and warm gloves.
We look forward to starting this new tradition with you! And feel free to spread the word.
Seven Cups Denver Nice little review about us. But for the record, we do not have Bok Choy ice cream! It's Bhakti Chai Chip.
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World Tea News, Lindsey Goodwin visits Seven Cups in Denver
Seven Cups Denver A fun little video. We're going to be carrying these pee boys again at the teahouse soon. Check back in a week or so to get one.
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Ikebana is the Zen art and practice of arranging flowers. Ikebana arrangements are characterized by harmony, liveliness and appreciation of the season. This presentation and demonstration will introduce some of the key principles of arranging and appreciating the Ikebana approach to arranging flowers, branches and le...aves. Ikenobo is the oldest and most traditional school of ikebana practice in Japan. Presenter Francine Campone will introduce one traditional form of ikebana and show how it has evolved over centuries into a modern version. She will also offer some history of ikebana and discuss how anyone can incorporate some simple principles into simple arrangements in every day life.
Francine Campone has studied in the Ikenobo school of Ikebana for over twenty-five years. She is an Assistant Professor 3rd Grade in the Ikenobo School of Floral Art and a member of the Colorado Chapter of Ikenobo. Francine is also a long-time practitioner of Zen meditation and a member of the Zen Center of Denver.
An Introduction To Ikebana Flower Arranging
Time:7:00PM Wednesday, October 21st
Location:Seven Cups
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Tea is more than just a beverage. It is an experience and can become a way of life. Drinking a cup of tea grants us permission to slow down. Its inherent qualities keep us alert in mind and yet relaxed in body. Holding a cup of tea we feel its warmth in our hands. It nourishes us in so many ways. Join us in the experie...nce of tea as we explore how the wisdom of tea can enhance our lives.
Donna Fellman - Having traveled to the tea plantations of India and Taiwan, studied Chanoyu in Kyoto and at home, and managed teahouses in Seattle and Boulder, Donna does more than drink tea -- she lives it. She has also co-authored Tea Here Now (Inner Ocean Publishing 2005) which explores tea as a life style and a contemplative practice. She is director of the Tea Education Alliance and creates certification programs for tea professionals through the Specialty Tea Institute, the educational arm of the tea industry’s trade association.
Seven Cups Denver Time Magazine’s website has a recent article on puer tea. In it they mention that former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham may be drinking puer to lose weight. But even more newsworthy than that, the article contains three links to sites about Seven Cups’ recent puer tea tour. Even though we didn’t get mentioned, it’s nic...e to have that visibility and acknowledgement. Thank you Time!
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China wants Puer tea to become an international favorite but first it must overcome fraud, fakes and foreign competition
See MoreSeven Cups Denver Just to show everyone that we don't discriminate here at the teahouse. We'll let anyone drink tea!
Seven Cups Denver 7 News' A-List is open for voting. We are in the running for Best Teahouse. We got second place last year, and this year we hope to get first. Help us out by voting for us at the link below. Thanks for your support!
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Because our recent calligraphy workshop was so popular and we had a waiting list for it, we have decided to offer it again. It is already filling up, so reserve your space soon. Once again Harrison Xinshi Tu will be teaching us the history of calligraphy and its various styles, as well as showing us some basic callig...raphy techniques.
Because of the materials provided, this class costs $10. Reservations can be made at the teahouse and seating is limited, so sign up soon.
Mr. Tu has become a devoted proponent of cultural exchange and mutual understanding between the East and the West. Since 1994, he has served as Editor-in-Chief of the Chinese American Post, a Chinese-language newspaper available to the entire Rocky Mountain region. He has taught Chinese calligraphy and painting at Naropa University for the past twelve years, and has received a number of awards over the years.
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This is a group that's been meeting monthly for a while now. The idea is that each of us brings a puer tea to share and then we sample as many of them as humanly possible. It helps us develop our palette for this unique tea. If you don't have any puer, that's Ok. Just bring a thirst and a willingness to try some di...fferent teas.
There is more information about this ongoing group here:
http://tea.meetup.com/197/
And best of all, it's free!
Seven Cups Denver Here are some photos from our anniversary party. We had a great crowd, lots of delicious teas, and an absolutely scrumptious cake.
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This month Seven Cups has the distinct honor of welcoming Harrison Xinshi Tu, a renowned Chinese calligrapher whose work we are proud to have displayed at the teahouse. Mr. Tu will be hosting a calligraphy workshop on Wednesday, June 24th at 7 p.m., where he will be discussing the various styles of calligraphy and sho...wing us the basics of calligraphy. Ink and paper will be provided. All you have to bring is your artistic spirit and a willingness to try something new.
Because of the materials included, there is a $10 charge for this event. Reservations can be made at the teahouse. Seating is limited and we expect this event to sell out, so please reserve early.
Mr. Tu has become a devoted proponent of cultural exchange and mutual understanding between the East and the West. Since 1994, he has served as Editor-in-Chief of the Chinese American Post, a Chinese-language newspaper available to the entire Rocky Mountain region. He has taught Chinese calligraphy and painting at Naropa University for the past twelve years, and has received a number of awards over the years.
Seven Cups Denver We made it a year in business in a recession. Not bad! So we would like to celebrate this milestone. We will be having a free tasting of our new 2009 green, white and yellow teas. And in my mind, it wouldn't be a party without some cake. So come on down, try some fresh teas, and help us celebrate. We hope to see you there.
Seven Cups Denver Here are some photos from a recent Gaiwan tea ceremony, one of the three Chinese tea ceremonies we offer here.
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