Reading Literature with Tea on the Mind
A lens for understanding domestic values of an era Text by Bruce Richardson Under certain circumstances, there are few hours […]
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Gilded Age Meets Downton Abbey: Spilling the Tea with Lady Carnarvon
Text by Barb Gulley • Photography Courtesy of Highclere Castle When Lady Carnarvon came to call on Newport, Rhode Island, […]
How National Afternoon Tea Week Came to Be
Text by Katherine Cloninger Ellis Exploring the annual celebration of England’s most cherished pastime. Afternoon tea is defined by the […]
Teatime Memories: A Very British Upbringing
Text by and Photography Courtesy of Vida Bickford I began my tea journey when I was around 4 years old, […]
Josephine’s: A Charming Spot for Tea in Nottingham, England
Text by Katherine Ellis • Photography Courtesy of Josephine’s In the center of Nottingham, England, thespians, tourists, tea afficionados, and […]
Gillards of Bath: History in a Teacup
Text by Katherine Ellis • Photography Courtesy of Gillards of Bath Since 1888, Gillards of Bath has remained a stalwart […]
The Twining Teapot Gallery at Norwich Castle Museum
Text by Jane Pettigrew Photography Courtesy of Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery A fitting home for a sizeable collection […]
Joseph’s Tea: A Love Story That Culminates in Teatime
Text by Katherine Ellis • Photography Courtesy of Joseph’s Tea Guerby and Shannon Joseph, a dynamic husband-and-wife duo, met and […]
TeaTime July/August 2025 Issue Preview
TeaTime’s annual British issue is filled to the brim with a splendid trio of menus befitting various occasions, from a […]