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We went to the Windsor Hotel for high tea and it was so fun. The food was delicious, and the tea selection was crazy. You also get some champagne but I can’t drink much so I didn’t take advantage of that.

Everything tasted so delicious and I especially loved the biscuits with the jam and whipped cream. Always a favorite of mine. I’m a sucker for the savoury items.

Definitely recommend for a fun girls trip.

November 9, 2022.

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I’m in Richmond, VA for a conference and couldn’t resist taking myself out for afternoon tea at The Jefferson. This historic hotel has a fascinating history I would recommend googling, and I thoroughly enjoyed my tea time beneath the stained glass ceiling. Southern hospitality was evident in every aspect: from the setting, to the portions, to my attentive and engaging waiter. I sampled The Jefferson’s proprietary black tea blend, which was classic and satisfying. The savouries and sweets were all delicious, but I would have preferred a few less carbs. In-season chocolate covered strawberries always have my support, and the mousse cup tasted exactly like a churro, which was a pleasant surprise. Overall it was a tranquil and delightful afternoon well spent. #teatime #afternoontea #teatimemagfeed @teatimemagazine #teatier #teasweets #teasavories #teasandwiches #thisisteatime #blacktea #tealover #afternoontealover #liveluxury #southernhospitality #victoriamagazine https://www.instagram.com/p/B0t4AxeAy2V/?igshid=1nuzobj1e9f5t

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Hello,this is my first time asking you something, but I wanted to ask what food's and teas would you recommend for a fairytale themed tea party.

I know books are kinda involved with tale, but I'm trying to figure out the mystical side of fairytale for it.

When I think of fairytale elements, I think of florals and woodsy. Lots of greenery mixed with pastel colors.

Food - cucumber & basil sandwiches, toadstool cupcakes 🍄, shortbread decorated with edible flowers, lemon/lavender bars, egg salad sandwiches with dill, and a simple scone but with fresh strawberry jam & cream. Add edible flowers, herbs, and fruit to help display the food.

Teas - earl grey lavender or rose tea. For some extra magic make butterfly pea flower tea, then add lemon juice to turn it a pink/purple! 💜

I hope this helps you to plan your tea party! Let me know how it goes 😊