We drink real tea round here…no cheap and nasty teabags for us! Which makes us somewhat tea snobs…but believe me, once you taste quality tea, there is no going back. So when I saw this new product from the Melbourne tea company, More Tea, I just had to order a couple. Because the very stylish […]
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High Tea at Rose Hill on Barkly
By Sarah in Eating Out, Melbourne, Tea Tags: High Tea, Melbourne, Rose Hill on Barkly
This city never fails to surprise me…in a suburb which I have visited and driven through hundreds of times, there turns out to be a wonderful gem. Rose Hill on Barkly is a gorgeous circa 1915 Edwardian house which is hidden down a local Box Hill street… And I had the opportunity to discover this […]
Melbourne Tea Festival 2016
By Sarah in General, Melbourne, Tea 1 Comment Tags: Melbourne, Melbourne Tea Festival, tea, tea leaves
Sometimes I think that my husband and I are the only tea drinkers in this city…so many cafes/restaurants spend lots of care and attention on coffee, and then chuck a cheap teabag in a cup for those who dare to ask for a cup of tea. But today proved that there are plenty of fellow […]
New in Melbourne – Tea Connoisseur
By Sarah in Melbourne, Tea Tags: Melbourne, tea, Tea Connoisseur, tea house, tea leaves
Melbourne is blessed with some lovely tea houses…and by tea houses, I don’t mean of the High Tea sort…I am talking real tea, made properly! And I can report that there is now a new addition…Tea Connoisseur which is located in High Street, Armadale. In an area filled with cafes with coffee on their minds, […]
Made in the Daintree – The Tea Chest
By Sarah in General, Tea, Travel Tags: chai, Daintree, Far North Queensland, made in the Daintree, tea, tea leaves, The Tea Chest
As devoted and enthusiastic tea drinkers, we always keep an eye out for new teas to try. While wandering through the shops in Port Douglas, we happened to find some tea made in the Daintree. This tea company started back in 2011 with their Daintree Chai Original blend…and slowly grew until the Tea Chest was […]
St Mary’s By the Sea – Port Douglas
By Sarah in General, Tea, Travel Tags: Far North Queensland, Port Douglas, St Marys by the Sea
One of the loveliest sights in this seaside town of Port Douglas is that of a little white building, nestled in amoungst the palm trees. St Mary’s by the Sea is an historic, fully restored non-denominational chapel which is popular for weddings, as well as having services on Sundays… When you go inside, your attention […]
My Friday Five – Tea for an upset stomach
By Sarah in Friday Five, Health, Tea Tags: ginger tea, lemon tea, My Friday Five, peppermint tea, rooibos tea, tea, upset stomach
A few days ago, I got hit with a stomach bug…I will spare you the details but it was unpleasant…very unpleasant. I am on the mend although feel like I have been hit by a bus…figuratively speaking of course. Even though I was feeling so horrible, I knew I had to keep my fluid intake […]
Leaf Tea – Geelong’s Tea Company
By Sarah in Tea Tags: Geelong, Geelong West, leaf tea, tea
We love finding new places to buy real tea, and a few months ago, we discovered that there was a tea company in Geelong! Leaf Tea is a locally owned, independent business, started back in 2002. They now sell via their two shops…one in Ryrie St, Geelong and the one we visited in Pakington St, […]