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Taking Tea in Boston
In Boston, a city known for a famous 1773 tea party, havens for taking tea are abundant again.
Simpson & Vail Teas
Simpson & Vail Teas’ roots go back to 1904 when it was founded by Augustus M. Walbridge as a green coffee mercantile in New York City.
Becoming the Northwest Tea Festival
Businesswomen Julee Rosanoff and Sue Zuege started a small tea business in Seattle, which eventually led to the onset of the Northwest Tea Festival.
Harney & Sons Tea
Making tea is a family affair with royal rewards at Harney & Sons.
Buying Tea in Chinatown
New York’s Chinatown offers an abundance of tea choices for tea lovers.
Meet Caroline Cahan of Southern Season
Caroline Cahan keeps the shelves of Southern Season well stocked with tea.
New Twists on Afternoon Tea in London
International tea expert Jane Pettigrew explores some of the quirkier options of afternoon tea in London.
A Social History of Tea
Authors Jane Pettigrew and Bruce Richardson reveal the secret side—the social history—of tea.