Tea & Coffee of Argentina
5 stores · curated ORBIS register
Casa Yui sells ceramics for the table and for tea, lighting, bags, tea, accessories, furniture, woodwork, books, decoration, art and kimono wear. Its site says that in Japanese tradition yui means to join, connect, or tie with intention. The shop also lists workshops, tastings and gift cards.
Fernando Lozano and María Conte opened Fuego Tostadores in Buenos Aires's Colegiales neighborhood in 2019, reviving a family coffee-supply business that traced back to the 1940s rather than starting from nothing.
La Motofeca operates out of Buenos Aires's Microcentro/Retiro area as a specialty roaster covering three lines of business at once: wholesale and retail bean sales, brewing equipment, and barista training.
LAB roasts Colombian micro-lots like La Marianela and La Catalina for Buenos Aires' gastronomic trade from its Palermo Coffee Shop & Training Center. Its online shop ships nationwide with bank-transfer discounts and MODO installment payments.
Ryan and his partner Mei-Hsin, both originally from Taiwan and Mei-Hsin a resident of Argentina for more than thirty years, founded Pei Chen Tea Palace in Buenos Aires's Belgrano neighborhood in 2012 as a house dedicated specifically to Asian tea culture, distinct from the city's more common European-style tea rooms.
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