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Tea and the Tower [16]
O Torre de Londres is the number one paid-for tourist attraction in London – about two and a half million people visit every year. Sr. Tea and I have often been a part of those numbers over the years....
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Carson sería aprobar Downton de 'andar de arriba, Abaixo’ Té da tarde no...
Downton Abbey mania has swept the world and I for one am not ashamed to count myself a fan. As a tea enthusiast, some of my favourite scenes are those when tea is either served or mentioned – and...
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Londres Huts Chá Cabbie [35]
There are so many, many things I love about London. The most endearing sights for me, as a tealover, are these adorable little green buildings known as Cabmen’s Shelters or, as I call them, Cabbie Tea...
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Are those tea leaves on Harrods’ family tree? [22]
Whenever I’m at Harrods, the first place I head to is the Food Hall, mainly because it’s one of the few places in the store where I can afford something. But the real reason is because I love the tea...
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Tea and the Tower [16] [16]
The Tower of London is the number one paid-for tourist attraction in London – about two and a half million people visit every year. Mr. Tea and I have often been a part of those numbers over the...
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Would Carson approve of Downton's 'Upstairs, Downstairs' Afternoon Tea at...
Downton Abbey mania has swept the world and I for one am not ashamed to count myself a fan. As a tea enthusiast, some of my favourite scenes are those when tea is either served or mentioned – and...
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London's Cabbie Tea Huts [35] [35]
There are so many, many things I love about London. The most endearing sights for me, as a tealover, are these adorable little green buildings known as Cabmen’s Shelters or, as I call them, Cabbie Tea...
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Are those tea leaves on Harrods' family tree? [22] [22]
Whenever I’m at Harrods, the first place I head to is the Food Hall, mainly because it’s one of the few places in the store where I can afford something. But the real reason is because I love the tea...
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The Wellington Afternoon Tea – Flawless and Fit for a Duke
As a tea enthusiast who has over the years enjoyed many an Afternoon Tea, I have by now developed a keen awareness of what I love in an Afternoon Tea – and one thing I love is a themed tea. Whilst...
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10 reasons why the Wellington Afternoon Tea could be London’s #1 Afternoon Tea
The tradition of Afternoon Tea began in England and the English certainly know how to do it and how to do it right. At every top London hotel that serves Afternoon Tea, the ambience, the tea and the...
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