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Award-winning teashop steeps dozens of strains of hand-selected teas, including chestnutty Meng Ding Gan Lu and Snow Drop jasmine
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JoyceTOP REVIEWER
6 ratings6 reviews
We are so lucky to have an establishment like Seven Cups in our town!
Lauren
4 ratings1 reviews
This was an outstanding experience the service was excellent the server was graceful and kind and answered mine and my daughter's questions with patience and knowledge.
EugeniaTOP REVIEWERHELPFUL REVIEWER
9 ratings8 reviews
Very knowledgeable staff about the teas, the regions, and flavors of the teas. Love to have tea and a snack there. Friendly staff.
LucindaTOP REVIEWERHELPFUL REVIEWER
28 ratings17 reviews
It is a marvelous place with weekly Ma Jong games! Thoroughly enjoyed myself!!!
Gwen
4 ratings3 reviews
I went to buy a gift (tea and pot) for a gift. Very good customer service. Friendly and helpful.
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About This Deal
The Deal
- $12.50 for $20 worth of packaged tea and accessories
Need To Know
Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Valid only at our Brick and Mortar Location. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift(s). May be repurchased every 90 days. Must use promotional value in 1 visit(s). Valid only for option purchased.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Seven Cups
Named after a verse written by Tang dynasty poet Lu Tong, Seven Cups honors the tradition of Chinese tea culture by sourcing varieties directly from China. The company works with 22 producers across 10 regions. Often, the founders and other staff members travel to China to absorb information about how the teas are grown and processed, sometimes bringing tea-loving laypeople along for periodic tours of the countryside.
Though they subscribe to the notion that you can never learn everything there is to know about tea, their blog and award-winning Tucson teahouse aim to help people become a bit more knowledgeable about the subject and a little less thirsty. Customers can peruse the store for tea and accessories; stop in for a tasting with a certified tea master; or witness a traditional tea ceremony.