A festival for tea-lovers will run from tomorrow till Sunday – here’s what to look forward to
A festival for tea-lovers will run from tomorrow till Sunday – here’s what to look forward to
The annual Singapore Tea Festival is back and bigger than ever! Presented by teapasar and held at the scenic Jewel Changi Airport, this three-day fes-tea-val will feature the wares of more than 50 brands, including beloved homegrown labels KELE and Woobbee. Global and local tea experts will also be there to spill tea tales and introduce you to the tea cultures of Japan, Korea, and Nepal.
This year’s Singapore Tea Festival will be powered by teapasar’s portable ProfilePrint – a food scanner that identifies the quality, taste profile, and origins of tea based on only the metabolomic fingerprint and machine-learning algorithms.
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