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Home / Food News / ENJOY AN AROMATIC MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL WITH THE PERFECT COLD BREW

ENJOY AN AROMATIC MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL WITH THE PERFECT COLD BREW

September 20, 2021 by StrawberrY Gal

 Mid-Autumn Festival is one celebration familiar to all Malaysians where mooncakes and lanterns were brought out to be enjoyed with our loved ones. Amidst the Mid-Autumn excitement, what better way to enjoy your mooncakes than to indulge in a beverage that reflects Chinese tea heritage, Da Hong Pao Cold Brew (黎鸿) by BaWangChaJi Malaysia. 

All tea lovers can now enjoy the newest addition in the Cold Brew Series at RM13.90 from 21st September onwards. The latest cold brew tea contains Da Hong Pao tea which is widely popular for its unique fragrance with a strong aroma and rocky rhyme. The tea also has a rather sweet aftertaste giving your taste buds a slight tingle.

BaWangChaJi wishes to extend their gratitude to their fans this Mid-Autumn with the addition of this new delectable beverage into BaWangChaJi’s Brew Tea Series. The strong aromatic goodness from the Da Hong Pao Cold Brew will give your mouth a rocky rhyme sensation with a touch of sweetness. This mouth-watering beverage will be available for all Malaysian tea lovers to try out at their nearest BaWangChaJi outlet. 

“This year, we have collaborated with PARK-IN BINGSUTT and released an exclusive mooncake gift set in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival. These exclusive mooncakes would be perfect to enjoy together with our newly launched Da Hong Pao Cold Brew. We are beyond grateful to our dearest fans who have supported us in our mooncake gift set collaboration. We are looking forward to bring more mooncake sets in the future, meanwhile do pamper yourselves with a cup of our latest Da Hong Pao Cold Brew and have a joyous occasion with your loved ones,” said CEO of BaWangChaJi Malaysia, Jack Chong.

The new Da Hong Pao Cold Brew will be available at all BaWangChaJi’s outlets in Malaysia from 21st of September onwards for takeaway. Tea lovers who are interested in getting your cup of Da Hong Pao Cold Brew can also locate all BaWangChaJi’s outlets here. Apart from that, you may also order this new Cold Brew Tea via all BaWangChaJi’s delivery partners and get your drinks delivered conveniently to your homes.

To find out more about BaWangChaJi Malaysia’s events and promotions, do follow the Facebook page as well as Instagram at @bawangchaji_my.

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