Pairing Tea and Chocolate
Text and Photograph by Bruce Richardson
Of the world’s three great temperance beverages—cocoa, tea, and coffee—cocoa was the first to be introduced by the Spanish to Europe...
Take a peek at our Nov./Dec. issue
Here's a peek at of what's in store for readers in our November/December 2015 issue.
Teatime Celebrations 2020 Issue Preview
From Valentine's Day to a harvest tea party, Teatime Celebrations 2020 is a collection of menus for your upcoming festivities. This special issue offers an...
The Etiquette of Tipping
The custom of tipping finds its roots in tea—more specifically, the colorful tea gardens of eighteenth-century England. These genteel after-dark events were the haute...
How “Jing” Brought the Best Tea To Britain
By James Norwood Pratt • Photography Courtesy of Jing Tea
Edward Eisler is a dazzling presence, especially when he appears unannounced on your doorstep half...
San Francisco International Tea Festival Ticket Giveaway
TeaTime has partnered with the San Francisco International Tea Festival give one luck person will win a pair of tickets to attend the event.
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...
TeaTime 15: Notable Wares for Tea
Just as the tea industry has grown and modernized over the centuries, so have the teawares and utensils designed specifically for brewing or serving...
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...
