Somehow my first notice did not get published (my error, I’m sure), but I want to let you know that there will be an Introduction to Tea Class at The Unicorn Wine Guild on August 8, 2009 at 4:00 PM. We will cover the history of tea, a bit about the different types of tea and how to make a perfect pot of tea. Call us at the winery 740/423-1300 to register. It’s free, but we want to have enough copies of handouts. Hope to see you there.
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Tea Reads
Are you someone who enjoys some light, refreshing reading with your light, refreshing tea? Here are a few ideas for you. Of course, there is “Tea Time” http://teatimemagazine.com/ which is a beautiful, colorful magazine from the same company that brings you “Southern Lady.” And there is “Tea-A Magazine” www.teamag.com by Pearl Dexter. These are most often found at a good news stand or the magazine section at a book store. And there is Laura Child’s tea shop series – found in the mystery books. But, the help quench your thirst between publications, try “The Country Register” found at Welcome Centers throughout the interstate highways. They can also be found at http://www.countryregister.com/. States also have their own websites for this magazine. Ohio’s is www.ohiocountryregister.com. Other sites include www.countryregisteronline.com, COUNTRYREGISTERPAWV.COM , cls-countryregister.com , www.countryregisterco.com/Colorado.html and www.countryregisterco.com . You can find articles about tea, etiquette and tearooms. Each state’s publication is different, so when traveling, be sure to stop at the welcome center in each state.
Tea at the Unicorn Wine Guild 