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Afternoon tea has become an increasingly popular way to celebrate a special occasion or get together with friends - whether at home using Granny's best china or in a swanky hotel.But how did this prac … read more

When you sit down to enjoy your next cup of tea (of course we hope a Jenier cup of tea!) take a moment to consider the amount of intrigue, deceit and subterfuge that's behind your refreshing cuppa. Te … read more

James Taylor, 'Father of Ceylon Tea' Born in Scotland during the 1830, James Taylor was one of the most influential tea pioneers of Ceylon tea. At the young age of 16yrs, he signed up to work a … read more

The discovery of a new tea and a new era. The commercialisation of Assam tea all started with a Scottish gentleman, Major Robert Bruce (not to be confused with Robert the Bruce!) in 1823 when he lea … read more