COFFEE or TEA?
For those of you who want to say TEA at this moment

01.
Jjai
Milk tea found in India

02.
Tulsi herbal tea
A cup of tea

03.
Earl Grey
breathe in the fragrance
INSIDE 1 Jane Austen, the woman who loved tea

04.
Mariage Frere's Indian Darwin Darjeeling
The champagne of tea
INSIDE 2: A Diverse Journey Overseas
Sri Lanka, the land of Ceylon tea
Visiting Kanti, Nuwara Eliya, and Uva

05. TWG Weekend Tea
A journey with a cup of tea
INSIDE 3 Lipton, the leader in popularizing black tea

06.
Theodore 25 Decembre Red
Rooibos in December for a Warm Christmas
INSIDE 4 A space filled with the small joys of everyday life
Interview with Theodore Lee Min-seon, Tea Master

07.
Taiwanese oolong tea
How to have a cheerful day
INSIDE 5 Milk Tea Loved by Koreans

08.
Chinese tea
The art of diverse tastes and aromas
INSIDE 6 A space reminiscent of the simplicity of Chinese tea
Interview with YINYA CEO Eun-ah Jo


09.
Korean fermented tea
Truly beautiful, our country's fermented tea

10.
Japanese genmaicha
Similar yet different, savory Japanese brown rice green tea

Experience tea in everyday life
Tea houses and tea gardens in our country

Enjoy tea time according to your taste
Tea Food | Tea Plating | Tea Blending

#Introducing my tea time
Tea Dictionary
World tea brands

An analog magazine for the digital age
BLUZINE's third story, "Drinking Tea"

Blue Jeans now pays attention to our daily lives.
I want to find fun and interesting things around me and tell you about them.
Once a month, I'll be observing and compiling a few more things that won't stray too far from the topic of conversation I can share with my family and friends.

In November 2017, the third story was 'Drinking Tea'.
When we talk about tea, we usually think of leisure, rest, and relaxation.
So I think it might be a burden on my busy daily life.
But if you repeatedly come into contact with tea and get to know it, you might find yourself spending your daily life with tea.
If you've been hesitant to approach tea because of its unique aroma, bitter taste, and the preconceived notion that it must be formal, why not experience the small joys of waiting for tea to brew and the moment it brings?
Would you like to have a cup of tea?