Becoming the Northwest Tea Festival
Businesswomen Julee Rosanoff and Sue Zuege started a small tea business in Seattle, which eventually led to the onset of the Northwest Tea Festival.
TeaTime 15: Notable Figures in Tea
Over the last 15 years, the tea culture in the United States and Canada has not only managed to thrive, but has also grown...
Meet Kerry Vincent, a Woman with a Cause
Join Kerry Vincent to fight ovarian cancer around the world.
The Front Porch Tea Room
Text by Britt E. Stafford • Photography by William Dickey
Pennsylvania’s top-ranked tearoom is on the market for a buyer who will maintain its charm.
Bonnie Helm has...
Teaching with Tea
Text by Betsy L. Haase
An oversize electric teapot rested on the windowsill when my eighth grade students walked into the classroom one cheerless day....
My Tea Story: Paris in a Cup
Text by Cheryl Turner
Photograph Courtesy of Paris In A Cup
I have been in the tea business for more than 20 years, but my history...
Lipton Tea: Direct from the Gardens to the Cup
Thomas Lipton revolutionized the tea industry in the 1880s by purchasing his own tea gardens and eliminating the middle man.
The Tea People of Hawaii
Anyone who has ever visited Hawaii knows it is a magical place with a powerful spirit and a positive approach to life. How wonderful, then, that...
John Harney, Tea Statesman
Read our 2006 interview with John Harney, patriarch of Harney & Sons Tea, who passed away in June 2014.
Meet Steven Twining
Today Stephen Twining serves as director of public relations for Twinings, the venerable British tea company that his seven times great grandfather founded in 1706.
