Tea Treasures of Northern Georgia
Text by Britt E. Stafford • Photograph Courtesy of Château Élan
Something for all tastes
While Georgia might be known for its delectable peaches, the state...
Tea Off the Beaten Path
Text and Photography by Vickie LoPiccolo Jennett
While little can take the gracious place occupied by a properly prepared and executed afternoon tea, there are...
Afternoon Tea Treasures of Ireland
While travel plans were halted for many throughout 2020, that time at home has provided a wonderful opportunity to map out destinations for future...
Afternoon Tea in Houston
Text by Britt E. Stafford • Photography by John O’Hagan
Houston is a crucial part of Texas’s fascinating history. After all, its name honors the...
7 Tips for Attending Your First Tea Festival
Text by Bruce Richardson • Photography by John O'Hagan
The growth of tea festivals across America began 25 years ago when Harney & Sons Fine...
To Sip and To Hold
Text by Britt Crawford
Wedding venues with notable tea services
While it might not be a first inclination to host a tea party to commemorate a...
Taking Tea in Richmond
Text by Britt Crawford • Photograph Courtesy of Richmond Region Tourism
A city steeped in history and tea
Established in 1737, Richmond, Virginia, has played to...
Sharing the Culinary Soul of Ireland
Photography by Joann Pai
A cookery school experience is one of the best ways to discover Ireland’s food heritage, and it’s especially nice when there’s...
Organic Assam Tea
Hot, humid jungles are not typical terrain for tea gardens. But that’s exactly where Camellia sinensis assamica (the botanical name for the only tea plant...
Taking Tea in San Diego
Text by Britt E. Stafford • Photography by John O’Hagan
Places from Charming to Grand
The coastal city of San Diego offers a multitude of breathtaking...
