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Tea on a Mission
This is an excerpt from the May/June issue of Tea Magazine On a backstreet in Kisii, Kenya, Eliza’s Shop is…
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Splendid Africa
When a British settler named G.W.L. Caine brought the first tea plants to Kenya in 1903, he did so simply…
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An Afternoon at the Empress
Guests have been drinking tea at the Fairmont Empress, the Grand Old Dame of Victoria, since the hotel opened in…
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New York’s Best Teahouses and Tea Cafes
Alice’s Tea Cup (www.alicesteacup.com) Manhattan (Upper West Side and two locations on the Upper East Side) It’s not every day…
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New York’s Best Tea Merchants and Retail Shops
Bellocq Tea Atelier (www.bellocq.com) Brooklyn (Greenpoint) Bellocq, with its intense design sensibility, has established itself in Brooklyn after its beginning…
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New York’s Best Restaurants with a Tea Twist
Franchia Vegan Cafe (www.franchia.com) Manhattan (Murray Hill) This Asian fusion vegan restaurant elegantly communicates the beauty and simplicity of Korean…
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New York’s Best Afternoon Tea Service
Astor Court at the St. Regis (www.starwoodhotels.com/stregis) Manhattan (Midtown) “Old world elegance” is a phrase that should be reserved for…
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Assam Tea Tourism
The word Assam is an offshoot of a Sanskrit word “ASOM” which means “Unparalleled” or “Peerless”. The magnificent flow of…