Tea
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sipping tea at Savoure since August.
“I had a friend who brought me
here,” she said. “I immediately fell in
love with the place.”
The Eugene-based fantasy writer
said she visits the shop two or three
times a week, where she meets
friends, reads or writes.
“I like the relaxed atmosphere,”
she said. “1 like the fact that I can
come and hang out, not be in a hur
ry. 1 could stay for an hour, I could
stay for two — it’s all good.”
Dailey said her favorite order is
the Wedding Imperial tea with rock
sugar and cream. She also makes tea
at home and is building her own col
lection of Savoure fare.
The store also sells these selec
tions at its Internet site,
www.savouretea.com. DeBusman
said Savoure ships orders all over
the country.
There's something in the air here
that suggests the shop’s secret goes be
yond tea, and both DeBusman and
Yan is said Savoure s essence lies in its
laid-back, community atmosphere.
“It’s wonderful to get to talk to
people in Eugene I wouldn’t ordi
narily meet,” said Yarris, “ — to
produce something that’s beautiful
and relaxing."
As the afternoon traffic rolls by
outside its large windows, Savoure
floats somewhere between here and
Paris, its interior a mixture of warm
aromas and soft chatter.
Contact the Pulse editor
atjacquelynlewis@dailyemerald.com.
Wendy Kieffer for the Emerald
Savoure sells a variety of tea accessories, including pots, mugsand magazines.
Snowboarding
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Cascades Lakes Highway. This sea
son, the park will he offering snow
boarders the 400-foot superpipe,
which was built last year. According
to the Mount Bachelor Web site, the
pipe was built to Olympic specifica
tions, and hosted the Chevy Trucks
U.S. Snowboard Grand Prix, an
Olympic qualifier for the 2002 Salt
Lake City Winter Olympics.
Willamette Pass. Oregon’s third
largest ski area, will host the fifth an
nual Broadsports Challenge series,
which includes a national snow
boarding qualifying competition.
Shirk and Hayden agreed that the
best snowboarding spot in Oregon is
Mount Hood Meadows. Located ap
proximately 185 miles northeast of
Eugene, Mount Hood has a wide
range of terrain, including numer
ous table tops, rails and half pipes to
make snowboarders salivate.
For those itching to hit the slopes,
snowboarding season usually begins
right after Thanksgiving but varies
Carlson
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