More Recent TeaAtlas Features

More Recent Features

High Tea in London The afternoon ritual of High Tea has been a British staple since the late 1700’s when the Duchess of Bedford wanted to stave off hunger between breakfast and dinner (lunch didn’t exist). Edith Hall Friedheim explains where the best can be found in London today.
Column by Sandra Scott: Breaking the Coffee Culture. Sandra and John explore Dubovnik. “After two weeks of sunny warm September days on the Adriatic, the rain moved in for a day. But the view of the islands and the pleasant company with the Vanilla Roibosh tea and scrumptious Chocolate Fingers made the rain seem inconsequential, even enjoyable.”