Tea O'Mania

Tea, Glorious Tea.

In 1773 colonists in Boston boarded 3 ships in the harbour and threw 342 chests of tea into the water to protest against unfair taxes. This was the so called Boston Tea Party which more of less sparked the American Revolution. The Americas are a country more or less defined by rejecting the British tea drinking way of life. To this day are more or less exclusive coffee drinkers… and why on earth would we want to emulate that vulgar More

There will always be tea

There’s nothing like a good cup of tea. It makes the world go round, it really does. There’s just something about cracking into a good cuppa, in almost any situation, that makes you feel immediately comfortable, and right at home. Unless it’s in one of those nasty takeaway cups you get from Starbucks and similar. Somehow that’s just not right.

A cup of tea really needs to be drunk from a solid mug. Even a china cup feels a little More

The Joys Of Sipping Tea

Tea is one beverage that is famous all over the world for its taste and aroma. The English love it and the Asians can kill for it. It is also one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world.

Tea is a refreshing drink and its aroma itself is enough to fill the senses with rejuvenation. You can enjoy a cup of tea on a cold winter night or snuggle up in bed with a warm cup of tea More