Taking Tea in Kent
Text by Jane Pettigrew
Photograph of Leeds Castle by William Bray, Courtesy of visitkent.co.uk
The Garden of England
The county of Kent is said to take its...
Sipping Tea in New York City
Text by Margaret M. Johnson
In a city defined by superlatives—largest metro area in the United States, most populous city in the world, most linguistically...
Love Affair with The Milestone
Text by Kerry Vincent
Photography Courtesy of The Milestone and Residences
Under a starry twilit sky, I first saw The Milestone twinkling far away in the...
The Tea Experience: Afternoon Tea on Waikiki
Text and Photography by Bruce Richardson
The Hawaiian island of Oahu is one of the few places in the world where afternoon-tea diners are serenaded...
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...
Tea in France—Ooh, La La!
Text by and Photography Courtesy of Charles W. Bush
A pictorial history of French tea drinking through postcards.
In the land of Moulin Rouge, cancan girls,...
Taking Tea in Boston
In Boston, a city known for a famous 1773 tea party, havens for taking tea are abundant again.
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...
Tea in Cambridge
Text by Jane Pettigrew
"And is There Honey Still"... in Cambridge?
A guide to the renowned university town’s best tearooms
Rupert Brooke’s light-hearted poem “The Old Vicarage,”...
