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| In This Issue... Your Cup of Tea ? Get Site Updates! Suggestion Box This is your newsletter let us know what you would like to find in it. Let us know. Choosing Your Cup In Our Next Issue ... | Tea Note Speaker - May 2009 Issue Editors Note Your Cup of Tea Notes has a new name and a new look We hope you like our new format and style. For those of you who were already subscribed to Your Cup of Tea Notes (now named Tea Note Speaker) click here to sign up for the Choosing Your Cup of Tea E-course. Tea Note Speaker newsletter ezine will cover many topics of interest about loose leaf tea and tisanes. You will discover why tea is making inroads into the coffee world as a beverage of choice. Why many are converting their coffee break into a tea break. We will tell you how to prepare tea using loose leaves and where to find the best accessories like tea pots and other useful items. We will explore the world of tisanes that make a great alternative to sugar filled beverages for your children. This is the tip of the iceburg of the subject matter you will discover on these pages in the future. If you enjoy this e-zine, and you think a friend would benefit too please feel free to pass it along. If a friend sent this to you and youd like to continue rceiving it please opt in here! Thanks for inviting me to your inbox and I hope you will share your thoughts and experiences with us. History shows that drinking tea became popular in the early 1800s. The tradition of Afternoon Tea is attributed to Anne, Duchess of Bedford. Low Tea/Afternoon Tea this is an afternoon tea that serves a light meal including tea sandwiches, scones, clotted cream, lemon curd, a variety of sweets and hot tea. This became known as low tea because the guests were seated in low armchairs with low side-tables. This was so that would have a place for their cups and saucers. Royale Tea this is a social tea where guests are served champagne at the beginning of the tea or sherry at the end of the tea. High Teathe name alone insinuates elegance and something regal or royal. High tea is in really an evening meal, most often enjoyed by laborers. High tea consists of a hearty meal with meat and potatoes as well as other foods and tea. Families with servants often took high tea on Sundays in order to allow there help attend church. Afternoon Tea for Mothers Day Afternoon tea for mothers day is a great way to spend quality time with your mother and have fun too! A small intimate gathering gives you and your mother time to have uninterrupted girl talk and enjoy some tea and delicious tea treats. If there are grandchildren, it is a great way to start a new family tradition for future Mothers Day.
White tea is the rarest and most delicate of teas. It is produced on a very limited scale. The leaves of the white tea bud and mature quickly. There is only a period of about forty eight hours or less between the buds of the tea coming to full maturity and the buds opening. |
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