with something savory — hence “tea” in some parts of the UK is what a lot of the English-speaking world calls 'supper'.

For example, in the book Watching the English, social anthropologist Kate ... not playing tennis in braces and an aversion to ...

Whether you call it bubble, boba, or pearl tea, the Taiwanese origins of the popularized tapioca ... Bobba also claimed that ...

Emma Jane, the newest concept from The Kirby Group, is bringing a sophisticated English-style tea service to Houston ...

Arizona Iced Tea, the English staple PG Tips (Amazon), Earl Grey, and maybe even pricier black tea grown on volcanic ash in Hawaii. Tea experts like Quentin Vennie, who outlined many of the ...

The Queen’s Library Tea Room opened last year in downtown Richmond, followed by Floris at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Now Chez Foushee is getting into serving a fancy, traditional English ...

It's vegan and vegetarian-friendly, and if you're new to loose-leaf tea, it even comes with a cute teapot-shaped infuser. Established in 2010, English Tea Shop specialises in organic tea ...

Emma Jane has an extensive list of wines and champagnes, along with a cocktail menu. Signature drinks include Culture ...

When I was taking the “Life in the UK” test to qualify for British permanent residency, one of the questions I feared might pop up involved tea. Specifically, “What is high tea?” ...

These included, among other things, not playing tennis in braces and an aversion to high tea. He also identified features of pronunciation, grammar and ... of spoken English), show that there ...