People drinking tea

1950s woman drinking tea. British are a nation of tea drinkers, with over 165 million cups consumed every single day. First imported in the 17th century, the drink became a craze after Charles II's queen, Catherine of Braganza, pronounced herself a fan.

The older I get, the more thankful I am for the steady friendships in my life. I think back to the friendships of my youth—how they shifted based on any given person’s mood, what someone allegedly said behind someone else’s back, or who attended which event. They were victims of the ever-shifting sands of gossip, rumors, and teenaged hormones. But as I got older, I discovered the joy of solid friendships—the ones that last no matter the miles or the trauma accrued. I learned the beauty in…

Etiquette Tip of the Month: “Pinky up” is a common faux pas of Afternoon Tea. We’ve heard a few different theories on where that tradition comes from, but regardless of its origin you do not need to drink tea that way. However, it certainly can be fun! F

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It’s impossible to deny the psychological calming effect of the ritual of drinking tea, yet studies are suggesting that drinking tea might boost the body health and at the same time re-hydrate it. Let’s take a look at some more health benefits of drinking tea!

We all have our preferences but making the perfect cup of tea is an art.

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