The romantic and intellectual aroma of coffee – “2010 Taipei Boutique Coffee”
Text by Chi Bing-hui
Drinking coffee has long become a nationwide trend – people drink it to stay alert at work, during afternoon tea time, or when pulling all-nighters; its rich and pure fragrance is simply irresistible. The “2010 Taipei Boutique Coffee” quality café voting campaign has now reached its third edition, with over 80 establishments taking part. The public can vote online or via text message, with opportunities to win a range of valuable prizes worth tens of thousands of NT dollars.
The “2010 Taipei Boutique Coffee” voting campaign.
Organized by the Taipei City Government’s Department of Economic Development, this year’s Taipei Boutique Coffee Festival also features quality cafés selected in the previous two editions, such as akumacaca and Zhanlu. Many of the cafés are participating in the Taipei Shopping Card promotion, offering discounts of more than 10% when using the card.
In addition to their signature coffees, participating cafés have also introduced a variety of menu items, including “international cuisine,” “healthy light meals,” “whimsical desserts,” and “handmade products.” These offerings, infused with health-conscious concepts, provide coffee lovers with unique experiences.
The “2010 Taipei Boutique Coffee” voting campaign.
The “Quality Café Voting Campaign” runs until July 30. You can vote for your favorite cafés or recommend your preferred ones through the official campaign website or mobile text messages. Participants have the chance to win valuable prizes such as functional jackets, American coffee machines, and professional milk frothers worth tens of thousands of NT dollars.
2010 Taipei Boutique Coffee: http://taipeicafe.web-street.com.tw
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