Thank you U Magazine for visiting us. In addition to coffee teaching, Tasse Coffee has also set up a coffee volunteer team to organize coffee activities to serve welfare organizations in need.We welcome more friends to join our volunteer team and contribute to the society through coffee.

In recent years, the local coffee culture has been on the rise, with many professionals considering coffee as an essential part of their daily life. Correspondingly, there has been a growing number of related courses available in the market.

About a decade ago, Candice embarked on a working holiday to Australia and began working in a local coffee shop. This experience ignited her fascination with coffee culture, leading her to pursue various professional certifications and become an assessor in the field. In recent years, she founded Tasse Coffee, a coffee-focused establishment that offers a wide range of coffee courses, covering everything from introductory classes to international certifications.

Candice's past educational experiences have inspired her to transform her company into a social enterprise. Her goal is to mentor and educate more local individuals interested in pursuing a career in coffee.

Thanks to Commercial Radio 881903 for inviting Tasse Coffee to the "Who Resonates" program to share our story. "Song teasers resonate with you":

1) Stubborn Mayday
2）Have It All Jason Marz
3) If the world turns out not as you expected Fang Haowen
4) Magic Road Mirror Jer
5) Be sure to believe in yourself Guangzhong Lu
6) The original intention of time Zhou Guoxian x ToNick
7）Better Tyson Yoshi
8) See you next year One Promise

Weekend Gathering is a program that walks into the cultural and creative area loved by young people and feels the slow life of the weekend.The production team hopes to discover the little fortunes in life through their own hand-made works.

Tasse Coffee Candice, as a coffee mentor this time, let the hosts try to be a one-day barista trainee to understand the hardships and joys of coffee work.

Thanks again to Zhu Xun for inviting us to share our coffee promotion ideas and entrepreneurial experience on the 903 program "Hello"

The 903 radio program has been heard carefully, and I have never thought that I can open a microphone as a guest for a day, and I am talking about my experience in this coffee journey. Realization, the original intention will never change

Play time:
5/8/2021 (Thursday) 1400-1500
6/8/2021 (Friday) 1400-1500

"A cup of coffee can be very professional." In recent years, Hong Kong people have begun to pursue the taste of life, and the pursuit of specialty coffee is getting higher and higher.Coffee is no longer a spiritual drink to wake up a sleepy morning, but a kind of leisure time to kill time and taste the fine products of life. Simply put, it is a kind of pursuit of taste in life.The guests in this episode of "Self-improvement in an Epidemic Situation" set up shop against the market, and regularly hold courses on latte art or hand-brewed coffee.The founder Candice opened a store under the epidemic. Although it was difficult, he always reminded himself "Why we started?".Life may not be as expected, but the original intention is never forgotten.

Tasse Coffee Tasse Coffee was founded in October last year. This upstairs shop in the Kwai Fong Industrial and Commercial Building has two businesses. The founder, Candice Ng, said: "One is its own coffee products. Our coffee beans are imported from Taiwan. And roasted locally, the main products are ear bags, coffee beans, cold brew coffee, etc. At the same time, we will also represent overseas coffee beans and popular coffee brewing tools, such as hand-brewed coffee pots, coffee filters and grinders. Wait.During the outbreak of the epidemic, most citizens had to work from home, and many people began to try to brew their own coffee. We launched some entry-level hand-brewed coffee pots and other tools, which cost about 100 to 300 yuan, which are very popular.On the other hand, the company's business will be coffee classes, such as hand-brewed coffee classes, latte art classes, and so on.The biggest difference between us and other coffee classes is that we only do private classes with a small number of people, teaching about one or two students at a time. "