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Taipei’s new tea order (opens the original)
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A fresh generation of teahouses and restaurants is giving the city’s tea culture a more contemporary expression TAIPEI MAY BE BEST KNOWN for newfangled bubble tea and such, but its relationship with fine tea runs much deeper. Today, century-old merchants and traditional brewing rituals sit alongside sleek tea bars serving sparkling oolong and inventive brews. A younger generation of proprietors is redefining how tea is presented and appreciated. Provenance, processing and precise brewing still m
Beyond matcha – speciality brews are the new ‘in’ teas in Singapore (opens the original)
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Specialist shops are reviving the slow art of tea culture and appreciation MATCHA has dominated the tea scene of late in Singapore and across the world, but several up-and-coming teahouses are working to shift the narrative towards artisanal teas from other parts of Asia, including China and Taiwan. From matcha latte to bubble tea, tea has become more of a lifestyle trend – with myriad combinations from oat milk to fruit purees – making tea itself more of an afterthought. But a new crop of indep
Music, wine and slow days in Burgenland (opens the original)
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Experience a relaxed Austrian escape through Joseph Haydn’s Eisenstadt and fairy-tale town Rust, with open-air concerts and wine tastings along the way VIENNA AND SALZBURG MAY BE the poster cities of Austria, but for travellers with a yen for a slower pace and less-explored terrain, Burgenland beckons with its mild climate and sprawling open spaces. Sitting along the eastern stretch of Austria, Burgenland is home to historic towns and lush vineyards. In the summer, it hosts lavish music programm
Inside Bill Bensley’s private world: A home without a brief (opens the original)
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The architect-designer wants Hacienda Botanica – filled with art and collected curiosities – to evolve with time FOR BILL BENSLEY, HOME IS not a carefully staged retreat where every object stays obediently in place. “Home is where I can be most myself,” says the 67-year-old American-born, Bangkok-based architect and landscape designer. “It is where I can paint, plant, collect, make a mess and be with Jirachai, my best friend and partner in life.” That combination of warmth, wit and creative free
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