At the Hong Kong Tea Fair yesterday, I saw this
There’s a few hundred thousand USD in this cabinet here. But in case this is a bit too rich for your blood, you can get something a little more suited for the commoner among us.
Or maybe this version is clearer?
Yes, Hello Kitty is here
Finally, a really beautiful bug dropping tea.
It’s better than the one I have – after all, what you get out of it depends on what you put in, and in this case, it’s pretty obvious the input for this tea is better than the input for the one I had. It’s very, very fragrant, with a good medicinal taste and just really sweet. Lovely stuff.
Love the contrast between the high end pu erh and Hello Kitty tuos! I may head over there now!
I believe it’s a cake, actually. Hard to say what it really is – it’s dense, that’s for sure.
Maybe you should stock up some hello kitty … 🙂
Not really sure what really possessed them to do it
Oh Jesus. I have mixed feelings about that Hello Kitty compressed tea. Part of me loves it because it’s adorable, but part of me questions the quality and whether or not things like Hello Kitty making their way into a relative niche is a good thing. That said, I wouldn’t mind having a couple Hello Kitty cakes for the novelty… If only I had access.
Coincidentally, I was actually reading one of your old 2007 posts about poopoo tea last night, so I recognized the stuff immediately.
I really like reading your blog, thanks for all the great info. My husband will be doing a stop at HKG Int’l airport, he has 1 1/2 hour. Can he find me a good Gaiwan in the airport? And also some great tasting tea? If so, where? thanks in advance.
I’m afraid there’s nothing at the airport. There used to be a small teashop there but it’s closed.
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate.
I’d *love* to get some of those Hello Kitty cakes! Any idea where one could buy them? I didn’t have any luck searching online.
I don’t know if these are still available. They are sold at Lok Cha in Hong Kong, but I don’t believe they sell them online.