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...
The Tea Experience: Taking Tea in Kansas City
Text by Britt Stafford
Photography by John O’Hagan
Straddling the Kansas-Missouri border, Kansas City might be considered a surprising hub for tea drinkers. The metropolis, home...
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,...
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...
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...
More Than Just Tea at “The Tea Box”
Text by Jane Pettigrew • Photography by Stephen DeVires
Some tearooms are just simply tearooms. They serve tea, they sell tea, and they may even teach a...
Tea Treasures in the English Countryside
Some of England’s best tearooms are tucked away in small towns.
New Twists on Afternoon Tea in London
International tea expert Jane Pettigrew explores some of the quirkier options of afternoon tea in London.
A Tea Tour of Switzerland
Coffee is far more popular than tea in Switzerland, and many people will be surprised to learn that the country has an active tea club and a number of very stylish specialist tea stores in several major cities.
