Welcome to tea!
tea is the place to find out about all things tea: tea rooms in Britain and beyond, tea merchants, tea history, tea paraphernalia, tea anecdotes … If you want to know about tea you’re in the right place and you’re in good company. Known as Britain’s favourite beverage, poured at times of celebration, sadness or stress, tea is central to everyday life in Britain and many other countries across the globe. Whether you’re here to learn, contribute, browse or just from idle curiosi-tea, enjoy your tea with us.
Margaret Thornby on Radio Scotland
On February 2 2010 Margaret Thornby is appearing on BBC Radio Scotland’s Radio Cafe programme where the discussion will be about the rise of popularity in loose leaf tea and the general interest in tea and afternoon tea in Britain today. Don’t miss
So what is a Spon?
Seen our great Christmas gift packages? Wonder what a Spon is? It’s the essential for making cakes (which are, of course, ideal to go with your tea). It is the invention of Neal Robertson of Tannochbrae Tearooms, Auchtermuchty, Fife – one of the tea room entries in Margaret Thornby’s FREE online Guide to Tea Rooms.
- Still time to order great tea gifts for Christmas
- Christmas all wrapped up
- CelebriTEA
- All Change
- Did you know?
- Tea in Market Harborough
- Still time to enter Autumn competitions
- Don’t miss your Autumn TEA
- Great gift solutions
- charity tea time
- News from Botham’s of Whitby
- Strictly tea dancing
- Give to charitea and win a prize
- NEWS from Bothams of Whitby
- TEA in the Autumn
- No such thing as a free lunch
- Why is tea so ace?
- Margaret Thornby’s credit crunch tea challenge
- Fair trade?
