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TeaTime • November/December 2021 Volume 18, Issue 6

Editor's Letter

Dear TeaTime

Tea Events Calendar

A Season of Giving • A curated holiday gift guide for tea enthusiasts

Holiday Delights • Tea and rooibos blends flavored with fruit and spices traditionally associated with late autumn and early winter festivities are cause for celebration.

Shedding Light on the Dark Tea Family

A Versatile Beauty • The neutral tones and gilded scrollwork featured on Noritake 175 make it a stunning teapot to display and use throughout the holiday season.

Giving Thanks with Tea • One of the best ways to show gratitude for friends and family is to convene around a table for an afternoon tea accompanied by Thanksgiving-inspired fare.

Hanukkah Cheer • A rich, fruit scone befitting the Festival of Lights

Yuletide Celebration • Tea wares adorned with poinsettias and plaid set on a table decorated in traditional holiday hues provide the perfect backdrop for a Christmas teatime served in classic British style—savories and then scones and sweets.

The Night Before Christmas Tea • Whimsical treats served on china inspired by the classic poem by Clement Clarke Moore are perfect for a Christmas Eve tea party for children of all ages.

Different Countries, Different Brews • Tea Customs around the World

Tea Treasures of the City Beautiful • Discovering Tea in Orlando, Florida

The Gift That Keeps on Giving • Exploring Tea Through Subscription Services

Dutch Treats • The Fine Art of Afternoon Tea at Hotel Des Indes

How Tea Helped Women Win the Right to Vote • From Tearooms to Selling Tea Brands, Women’s Rights History is Steeped in Tea

The Tea Shoppe • A Teatime Respite in West Virginia

Sara and Lenny Martinelli • A BOULDER LOVE FOR TEA AND ONE ANOTHER

Teatime Traditions

Resources for Readers

Recipe Index