Teatime in Québec
With gourmet food, charming sidewalk cafes, and fashionable salons de thé in nearly every neighborhood, vacationing in Quebec is like a trip to France—without the transatlantic plane ticket.
Tea Treasures in the English Countryside
Some of England’s best tearooms are tucked away in small towns.
Sipping Tea in the Bluegrass State
Text by Betty Terry • Photography by John O'Hagan
Kentucky, especially the Bluegrass Region
in the central part of the state, is known
for two things—horseracing...
Taking Tea at Lady Bedford’s Tea Parlour
In naming her tearoom in Pinehurst, North Carolina, Marian Caso was inspired by the story of Anna Maria Stanhope Russell, the seventh Duchess of...
The Tea Experience: Afternoon Tea in the Cotswolds
Text by Jane Pettigrew
Village of Taunton (pictured above) • Photograph by Nick Turner • Courtesy of Cotswold Tourism Partnership
Set in southern central England, the Cotswolds are an...
Sip for Peace: A Tea Practice to Change the World
Photography Courtesy of the International Tea Sippers Society
Can sipping a cup of tea help create world peace? The organizers of the “Sip for Peace” campaign certainly...
Lady Hopetoun Still Presides
Text by Kerry Vincent • Photography by Sanjeev Singh
Gentility is tossing on a pretty dress, best manners forward, and tiptoeing off in dainty heels to the...
Afternoon Tea in Bermuda
Text by Lisa Truesdale • Photography by Jim Bathie
After one glimpse of Bermuda’s jewel-toned waters, clear blue sky, and pink-sand beaches stretching along 75...
