The Tea Experience: America’s Living History Teas
Notable Venues of the Eastern United States
By Terri Cook
Since December 16, 1773, American history has been inextricably linked with tea. On that evening, a...
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...
An Introduction to French Tea
Text and Photography by Bruce Richardson
Paris is a city that never disappoints me. Every arrondissement is a treasure chest waiting to be opened, sniffed, consumed, and...
Nina’s Marie-Antoinette
A French Tea House with Royal Charm
Text by Britt E. Stafford • Photography Courtesy of Nina’s of Paris
A short stroll from some of Paris’s popular...
Finding Tea in Nantes
Text and Photography by Allison Connolly • Photograph Courtesy of Tourisme de Nantes Métropole
All the gastronomic delights of western France—crêpes, Muscadet wine, salted butter, seafood,...
Teatime in the Pocono Mountains
Text by Roger Sands • Photograph Courtesy of Poconos Mountains Visitors Bureau
Once known as the “Honeymoon Capital of the World,” the Pocono Mountains of...
Will You Join Us at the 2018 Devan Shah Tea Festival?
Join TeaTime Magazine editor Lorna Reeves at the The Devan Shah Tea Festival, December 1 and 2, 2018 at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California. This special event will feature tea...
Caffè Florian
Wearing its best smile for almost three centuries
Text by Barbara Gulley • Photography Courtesy of Caffè Florian Database
Caffè Florian, like Venice, Italy, itself, is...
Designer Teatime at The Westbury, Dublin
By Margaret M. Johnson • Photography courtesy of The Westbury, Dublin
Afternoon tea is a Dublin institution, and nowhere is it a more glamorous affair than...
Will You Meet Us in Seattle at the Northwest Tea Festival?
Join TeaTime Magazine contributing editor Jane Pettigrew at the 11th Annual Northwest Tea Festival September 29 and 30, 2018 at the Seattle Center. This tea festival...
