Chinese Tea Tasting at Flow Yoga Westgate
Apr 18, 2026 from 1-2pm
at Flow Yoga Westgate

Chinese Tea Tasting At Flow Yoga Westgate
We're hosting a one-hour Gong Fu Cha-style tea tasting led by West China Tea that is going to be all about slowing down, sipping with intention, and letting the flavors and aromas take you on a journey.

Here's what you can expect:

Multiple short steeps of some seriously high-quality teas, each one revealing a new layer of the leaf's character. No big pots here - just small rounds poured so you can fully drop into the sensory experience.
A quiet, cozy, communal vibe where you can kick back, tune inward, and share in the simple magic of tea. It's the perfect way to unwind and connect.
Flexible attendance - stay for the whole two hours, pop in after class, or slip in whenever your schedule allows. Cups will be flowing the entire time, and every pour offers something new to discover.
Whether you're a total tea geek or just looking to explore a timeless art form, this is going to be a beautiful way to sip, breathe, and be transported.

Spots are limited, so reserve early and join us for a truly magical experience.

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Chinese Tea Tasting
Apr 18, 2026 from 1-2pm
at Flow Yoga Westgate

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