In this guide, we’ll walk you through the essential steps to throw a memorable afternoon tea party, from choosing the perfect teas, crafting a menu, and setting the perfect atmosphere.
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There’s something magical about curling up with a good book and a steaming cup of tea, allowing the pages to transport you to far-off lands and bygone eras. Just as each book has its own unique charm, so too does every cup of tea.
Today we’ll explore three classic books paired with different types of tea, each chosen to complement the mood, setting, and themes of the story.
It’s International Tea Day! To celebrate, come with us on a journey across the globe, highlighting some of our favourite teas from growing regions around the world!
Everyone loves a good spritz – especially since the rise in popularity of the Aperol spritz in recent years. Sometimes though, you want an alcohol-free version – especially if you’re entertaining with kids. This Lemon Myrtle Iced Tea Spritz is a refreshing alcohol-free take on a classic spritz that’s the perfect accompaniment to your entertaining menu
Stumped on what to buy for the special women in your life this Mother’s Day? Worry not, we’re here to help! We’ve gathered some of our favourite gifting options that we think she’ll love
While tea is often associated with adults & caffeine isn’t always something we want to load up on, there are plenty of kid-friendly options that little ones can enjoy alongside their grandparents. Read on to find some of our favourite tea picks the whole family can enjoy for any celebration!
Joining the likes of vegemite on toast, the Minogue sisters and Kath & Kim are the newest (and delicious) tea-dessert pairings courtesy of The Tea Centre.
Did you know the bustling dining experience known as yum cha originally began as sharing tea with others in the Qing dynasty? In this Tea Journal entry, we’re discussing the origins of yum cha and how to order tea the next time you visit!
Make the most of seasonal fruit with this delicious iced tea recipe made with Pai Mu Tan white loose leaf!
A bunch of flowers < a bunch of tea.
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