Duck Feces Bergamot Tea: The Bizarre Beverage Taking Cafés by Storm

In the world of exotic beverages, few things have garnered as much curiosity and conversation as the Duck Feces Bergamot Tea. A recent image of a café menu has sparked widespread fascination and amusement, drawing attention to this uniquely named drink. The menu, titled "Glazed Soda," features a range of intriguing options, but it's the Duck Feces Bergamot Tea and Duck Feces Fragrant Milk Tea that have really caught the eye.

The menu is presented in both Chinese and English, offering a variety of drinks such as Mango Smoothie/Milkshake, Strawberry Milkshake/Smoothie, Matcha Smoothie, Peach Smoothies, Passion Soda, Peach Soda, Lemon Soda/Cola, and, of course, Duck Feces Bergamot Tea and Duck Feces Fragrant Milk Tea. Each item is priced reasonably, with most options costing 25 units, while some sodas are available for 20 units. The word "ice" is also prominently displayed next to each beverage, indicating they are served chilled.

The inclusion of Duck Feces Bergamot Tea on the menu has led to a flurry of reactions online. One user humorously questioned, "Why would anyone add bergamot to their duck feces???" Another user referenced a famous quote, saying, "We have Mountain Dew or crab juice." A different comment clarified, "Apparently they mean they grew the tea from 'soil with duck feces' or something. The literal meaning is the same in Chinese."

Further adding to the mystique, one user shared a historical tidbit: "Duck s**t Dan Cong oolong tea is an actual type of tea, it's actually one of my favorites. The tea farmers gave it that name because of the look of the soil it's grown in and to discourage people from drinking it so they would have more for themselves." This explanation shines a light on the origin of the unusual name and why it has persisted.

Despite the off-putting name, many people are curious about the taste. Comments like "One Duck Feces fragrant milk tea please!" and "I’d actually go matcha smoothie with 5 pumps of duck feces" show that some are willing to give this peculiar beverage a try. However, reactions remain mixed, with some expressing disgust and others showing enthusiasm. "Fragrant feces? That’s absolutely disgusting! I'll take the bergamot tea feces thanks," one user sarcastically noted.

Interestingly, the tea's name also led to a bit of a cultural clash, with one user humorously warning, "Don't tell the British, a new tea just dropped." The fusion of traditional Chinese tea cultivation with modern marketing has certainly created a buzz, making Duck Feces Bergamot Tea a topic of global conversation.

To those intrigued by this beverage, a visit to the café offering the "Glazed Soda" menu might be in order. Whether for the novelty or the actual flavor, Duck Feces Bergamot Tea is proving to be a memorable addition to the world of unique drinks.