Tea's from England, how I rate them

 I believe I had almost 25 teas while in London...in 7 days, not too bad. I also did 7 afternoon teas and in a lot of those places I tried more than one kind of tea.

Afternoon Teas

I had seven afternoon teas, and I have rated the over all experience:

(This is based on price, tea, food, atmosphere, service)

1. Fortnum & Mason

2. Downton Abbey/Highclere Castle

3. Harrods

4.Brigit's Tea Bus

5. Buckingham Palace

6. Kensington Palace Orangery

7. Jane Austen


I then brought home all the tea bags and tea paper to go cups to make ornaments with for my Christmas tree.

I bought these frames at Hobby Lobby at 50% off.

I decided to make this my main souvenir for the trip.  I thought it would also be fun to hunt down the tea bags, especially because a lot of the afternoon tea places served loose leaf tea, not tea bags- so I had to get creative to get the actual bags.

I also tried to do Earl Grey at every place to compare them as well.

Favorite overall Teas:

Here are my favorite teas I tried while in London- 

  1.  Amelia- Chai
  2.   Mei Leaf -Chili Chai Chocolate
  3. Twinings- Tea Tasting
  4.  Bird & Blend - Earl Grey Cream Latte
  5. EL&N -Pistachio Matcha
  6.  Jane Austen - their special blend
  7.  Fortnum & Mason- Earl Grey
  8. Gails- Iced Matcha 
  9. Violas - Blue Matcha
  10. Harrods- Georgian Blend
  11. Downton Abbey - their black tea with milk
  12. Kensington Palace- Earl Grey
  13. Brigit's- Earl Grey
  14. Buckingham Palace- English Breakfast with milk
  15. Yunique- Watermelon Tea
  16. Cogges Farm- Pumpkin Chai
  17. Cream Dream-  Ukrainian Vesna Herbal Tea
  18. Mariage Freres- Iced Earl Grey French Blue
  19. Brampton- English Breakfast with milk
  20. Hotel Tea- English Tea Shop
  21. Mei Leaf- oolong tasting flight
  22. Starbucks Cotswolds- Iced Pumpkin Chai
  23. Starbucks at the airport- Iced Pumpkin Spice Chai
















                                               

I also visited Sally Lunn Bunns and bought some tea.  Whittard and bought some tea. I visited TWG but I didn't buy any tea.



Get creative to create memories.






I love the way they look on my tea tree.



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The days for each activity may change, but this is the itinerary we have planned.

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Enjoy afternoon tea on Brigit's Tea Bus, a river cruise down the Thames, at Highclere Castle (Downton Abbey), in Bath at the Jane Austen Regency Center, at Kensington Palace, and at Fortnum and Mason.






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