"The spirit of the tea beverage is one of peace, comfort, and refinement."–Arthur Gray. What are you sipping today?

Setting a tea table with Royal Albert "Lady Carlyle" china, feminine flourishes, and rosette napkins is sure to set a lovely scene that will enchant guests for Valentine's Day. For more details on this beautiful look, visit

For a special Valentine's Day fête, which pretty teapot do you prefer: (1) Emma Bridgewater "Pink Hearts" or (2) Wedgwood "Paeonia Blush"?

Celebrate your love of tea and embrace the romance of Valentine’s Day by enjoying a festive tea party, filled with delightful, Valentine’s-themed fare. Find 11 lovely recipes to commemorate the holiday by visiting

The Victorians were fond of flowers, especially the genus Rosa. Pretty rosette napkins add an extra touch of panache to your upcoming Valentine’s Day afternoon table settings. View the full setting by clicking the link in our bio, or by visiting

Join TeaTime’s editor, Lorna Reeves, for a weeklong tea tour of Paris and environs, where we’ll explore France’s love for the beverage and how it differs from that of other European countries. Don’t miss your chance to join us! Visit to find out more.

It’s time for a Valentine’s Day sweets showdown! Both of these irresistible treats are perfect for sharing with someone special, but which one will steal the spotlight at your tea? Rose Sugar Cookies: Mini Strawberry Sponge Cakes:

The Claddagh ring is a common symbol of love, loyalty, and friendship. What better way to exemplify those characteristics for Lá fhéile Bhealaintín—Valentine’s Day—than through a tea party for dear companions? View the menu by visiting

For a darling savories course for a kid-friendly Valentine’s tea, consider serving our Pretzel for Your Heart with a homemade Honey-Mustard Dipping Sauce, “Heart-tea” Grilled Cheese & Prosciutto Sandwiches, and A Little Pizza My Heart. Find the recipes at

Valentine’s Day is the perfect holiday for a celebratory tea with your nearest and dearest. Which of these lovely table settings would you choose for this sweet occasion? (1) From the Heart: (2) Love of Friendship:

Roasted red beets and dark chocolate might seem like an unusual flavor combination. However, these heart-shaped scones are delicious and gluten-free to boot! Serve this bake with @thelarkinteacompany's "Earl Grey Crème de la Crème." Find the recipe at

“...while finding true love was one of the most splendid things that could happen to you in life, finding a friend was equally splendid.”―Félix J. Palma 📷: Sandrajelo

A creative menu of sophisticated bites that each incorporate a different type or blend of tea will entice guests to celebrate your love of the timeless beverage during the cold days of winter. View the recipes by visiting

As winter continues, stay warm all season long with this selection of cozy and comforting recipes, from hearty savories to spice-filled sweets. Find the recipes at

Which romantic teatime setting, featuring Mikasa’s elegant "Remembrance" teapot, do you prefer: (1) Layered Loveliness or (2) Polished Refinement? Discover ways to style this accoutrement for afternoon tea by visiting China courtesy of @replacementsltd.

Masala chai ground finely and incorporated into the dough of these scones provides wonderful spicy notes. We recommend pairing these lovely Vanilla Chai Scones with Tea By Two's "Camden Station Oolong Tea." Find the recipe at

Miles away from The White House, the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, and more, lie three extraordinary, yet wonderfully different, hotels beckoning for visitors to come, sip, and stay a while. Read about these welcoming venues by visiting

Have you had a chance to read the latest issue of TeaTime? Instagram user Alllittlecutethings captured the perfect weekend respite, complete with cheery chintz china, tempting sweets, and a copy of our January/February issue. What is your favorite feature in our latest issue?

Invite guests to indulge in a decadent menu that incorporates rich chocolate in every bite. These tempting sweets are perfect for pairing with soothing cups of hot tea. View the recipes by clicking the link in our bio, or by visiting

@MyRoyalLife100 Perfect choice!

The FDA has released the final rule on the use of “healthy” on food labels, granting tea the opportunity to use this claim. Certain tea products can now display the “healthy” claim on packaging. Read more about this in Bruce Richardson’s blog post