Given the popularity of National Trust tea-rooms, visitors would seem to echo James' sentiment.
Jane Pettigrewová Libros
Jane Pettigrew es una especialista en té, historiadora y escritora que ha dedicado décadas a explorar y compartir el intrincado mundo del té a nivel mundial. Su extensa obra profundiza en las diversas facetas del té, abarcando su producción, su rica historia y su significado cultural. A través de sus escritos y sus apariciones públicas, ofrece a los lectores una profunda comprensión de esta apreciada bebida. La experiencia de Pettigrew ilumina el complejo viaje del té desde la hoja hasta la taza.




The New Tea Companion
- 263 páginas
- 10 horas de lectura
This work provides a guide to the history and production of tea, equipage and advice on preparing and brewing tea. It includes a directory of countries, with each entry featuring a map which shows the tea growing regions. Each tea featured is illustrated with three colour photographs showing the dried leaf, the leaf after infusion, and the colour of the liquor. The flavour and colour characteristics are given with brewing hints and drinking recommendations. The first section comprises of the main producers - China, India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Taiwan. The second section features smaller producers - Australia, Argentina, Azores, Brazil, Malaysia and Uganda.
The Picnic
- 80 páginas
- 3 horas de lectura
This book explores the history of alfresco dining and discovers how different generations have picnicked in style. Whether you're off to Henley or escaping to a quiet corner of the countryside, it contains ideas for stylish accessories as well as recipes to inspire you.
National Trust Teatime Baking Book
- 224 páginas
- 8 horas de lectura
Recipe book for delicious teatime treats, including traditional breads, buns, scones and biscuits, gathered from all around the country. Updated with new colour photography.