welcome to the
slow living tea club
What to expect
❋ Sharing of tea sampling notesWe will be updating our sampling notes for you to compare with. You can also join in our discussion if you wish.
❋ Exclusive or limited edition teaSome of the teas we sample may not be listed on our store. We may put up updates about them here.
❋ Printable resources (work in progress!)Printable resources like tea journals and sampling logs.
❋ Your virtual teahouseThink of this space as a space you can come back to when you want to sip on teas intentionally, without any fees and commitment.
a message from your founding teakler, Cher
A long time ago, I got into drinking tea partly because it helped me slow down.
As time went on, I simply forgot that I got into tea to slow down.
I forgot that life should be lived intentionally. I knew what living with intentions was, and it probably should be the simplest thing to do ever, yet I was not doing it at all.
Brewing tea was no longer fulfilling and enjoyable to me. I wanted the process to be fast, then faster, then even faster. I didn’t even touch my gaiwan for two years, and that was blasphemy, because I once could not go without a day of not using my gaiwan.
Then came the realisation. I have to learn how to go slow again in order to go fast. Go rich. Go deep. My gaiwan regained its freedom from the shackles of my tea cabinet, and it once again danced its chaqi-filled repertoire, of swirling Camelia sinensis leaves and rippling waters.
And now, I know how to go slow again. teakle your fancy was set up in 2019, and I knew from then that I wanted to build something that helps us all live life intentionally through tea. To be part of our tea club, all you need to do is to check back here at your own time.
So here we are, here you are, as part of our slow living tea club. I’m so glad you’re here. Think of this space as a virtual teahouse, where we come together to sip teas and share our tea drinking experiences. Most of all, think of this space as your reminder to live life slowly and intentionally.
“I say let the world go to hell, but I should always have my tea.”
― Fyodor Dostoevsky, Notes from Underground

