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F1 Star Leclerc Enjoys 'Pulled Tea' in Singapore
10 Oct
Summary
- Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc visited a Singapore tea stall.
- He was filmed preparing and tasting traditional teh tarik.
- Leclerc expressed his enjoyment of the local beverage.
Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc made an unscheduled stop at a local tea stall in Singapore amidst the Grand Prix weekend. Spectators were captivated as the 28-year-old was filmed preparing the traditional Singaporean drink, teh tarik, also known as pulled tea.
A video shared on Instagram shows Leclerc meticulously making the beverage before taking a sip and offering his endorsement. He enthusiastically remarked, "I love it. I prefer a lot more of Singapore tea and new things," delighting fans.
Teh tarik, a beloved milk tea in Singapore and Malaysia, is characterized by its frothy top achieved through skillful pouring. It is typically made with strong black tea, condensed milk, and sometimes evaporated milk, creating a distinct creamy and sweet flavor profile.
The unexpected visit resonated with fans, who took to social media with playful comments, dubbing him "Charles LeChaiwala" and humorously suggesting new career paths. Leclerc is set to compete at the Singapore Grand Prix, held at the Marina Bay Street Circuit on October 11.
