A Minor Diversion: A Tea Plantation Retreat In India
We wanted to experience life as it existed in colonial days, so we chose to stay in a bungalow that used to be a British tea manager's house.
We wanted to experience life as it existed in colonial days, so we chose to stay in a bungalow that used to be a British tea manager's house.
Mara Gibbs | Posted 10.11.2011
Teatime is still a tradition that the Brits fight to keep safe and sound. This little tradition has its merits, especially when the tea is as delicate and interesting as the teas I tasted in my mini tea tasting at the Dorchester.
James M. Clash | Posted 08.01.2011
This week not only marks the 58th anniversary of Sir Edmund Hillary's first ascent of Everest, but the 50th anniversary of the Khumjung School, the first of many educational institutions Hillary built for the Sherpa people.
WalletPop | Barbara Thau | Posted 05.28.2011
Consumption of this 5,000-year-old beverage has been on a steady rise: Indeed, 2009 was the 18th consecutive year that consumer purchases of tea incre...
Avital Binshtock | Posted 05.25.2011
The tea industry has an ugly history of deforesting, damaging biodiversity, and using pesticides. To promote more enlightened sipping, we asked five experts to name their preferred brew.
Diya Luke | Posted 03.06.2012