Tea and Toast

Have you heard of the Tea Dances that were so popular with the youth culture of the interwar years?  Well, take a few moments and listen to this charming piece of tea history.

After nearly 4 months traveling the British Isles, Julia has come home!  In this episode she shares her adventures and her observations of the English tea culture, up close and personal.  

With Julia wayfaring about England all summer, I asked my favorite wee man to help me with this month's podcast.  He's a keen tea drinker and is always eager to share his thoughts!

This episode will tickle your funny bone as we share how a few favorite celebrities take their tea.  No scientific studies, no in-depth research, just pure entertainment.  Enjoy!

Do you love tea?  Well, here are a few reasons to love it even more.  From Matcha to Pu'erh, we know tea is a healthy beverage. In this podcast we discuss which tea is best to drink for specific maladies.

Was it a heroic Earl or a brilliant marketing scheme that gave birth to the world's most popular tea?  Have a listen to this episode of Tea and Toast and decide for yourself! 

Tea may not be the first beverage that comes to mind when discussing France but historically it does have an interesting, albeit brief, tea culture thanks especially to one member of the royal family.

Journey with us, from the comfort of your home, to a tiny corner of Germany where we'll discover a most interesting and unique tea culture.  No passport required!

Do you believe every teacup has a story?  Well, we sure do and in this podcast we'll share a few of those with you.  If you have a teacup with a story you'd like to share, let us know.  We'd love to hear it.

All Americans are familiar with the Boston Tea Party of the American War for Independence, but did you know there were other tea rebellions held throughout the Colonies?  Enjoy this month's podcast and learn more about these brave acts of rebellion that were deep sacrifices to our tea-loving forefathers (and mothers!).