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Hong Kong milk tea staple Black & White is celebrating its 85th anniversary with two limited-time experiences in Tsim Sha Tsui. The campaign brings together Victoria Harbour views, nostalgic photo spots, local café culture and exclusive anniversary collectibles.

Black & White x Dukling Harbour Cruise

The first event is a special Black & White x Dukling cruise running from June 2 to 15. The experience takes place aboard Dukling, one of Hong Kong’s oldest Chinese junks, with departures from Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui near the Bruce Lee statue.

Black & White Harbour Cruise (Black & White | Dukling)
Black & White Harbour Cruise (Black & White | Dukling)

According to the official post, sailings are scheduled at 4:30pm, 5:30pm, 6:30pm and 7:30pm. Guests can enjoy 360-degree views of Victoria Harbour while seeing the traditional junk dressed in Black & White’s 85th anniversary design.

Eligible passengers may receive a can of Black & White classic milk tea, while stocks last. Those who board during the campaign period may also get a HK$20 voucher to use at the onshore experience.

Black & White 85th Anniversary Journey At K11 MUSEA

The second event is the Black & White 85th Anniversary Journey, running from June 2 to 14 at the K11 MUSEA ground-floor promenade.

Black & White Anniversary Booth (Black & White)
Black & White Anniversary Booth (Black & White)

This onshore pop-up is designed as a nostalgic walk through Black & White’s connection with Hong Kong-style milk tea. Visitors can explore different themed zones, including a harbour-themed photo area, an immersive milk tea installation, a story gallery about the brand’s 85-year journey, and a photo booth inspired by local memories.

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There is also a collectibles shop featuring limited-edition items, including Black & White x LOZ mini blocks. The “Hong Kong Sail” mini block set is priced at HK$98, while the “Dutch Windmill” and “Kung Fu Cup” mini block set is priced at HK$85.

The pop-up opens from 5pm to 9pm on June 2 and 3, then from 10am to 9pm from June 4 to 14.

Header Image Credit: Black & White | Dukling

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