A Quiet Revolution in Melbourne’s Tea Scene
Here’s something to stir your curiosity: Melbourne’s tea scene is having a moment—quiet, deliberate, and steeped in culture. Today’s event at Abbotsford Convent wasn’t just a gathering; it was a testament to how small-scale festivals can redefine how we experience tea. With only 20 stalls, the event felt like a curated conversation rather than a crowded marketplace. Yet, the energy was palpable, and the diversity of offerings—from rare pu-erh to floral infusions—spoke volumes about the city’s growing sophistication in tea culture. What made the day special wasn’t just the teas themselves but the way they were presented. Each stall felt…
