A cauliflower designed teapot from Temple Newsam's collection

Tea Traditions

Temple Newsam House
Fri 24 Apr - Thu 3 Sep
Fri 24 Apr
-
Thu 3 Sep
  • Fri 24 Apr
    11:00 - 14:00
    Temple Newsam
  • Sat 13 Jun
    11:00 - 14:00
    Temple Newsam
  • Sun 14 Jun
    11:00 - 14:00
    Temple Newsam
  • Thu 3 Sep
    11:00 - 14:00
    Temple Newsam
  • £35 per person

The first written mention of tea in England is on a bill of sale for Temple Newsam dating to 1642. Discover the history of tea in relation to Temple Newsam in this fascinating hands-on experience.

Our knowledgeable tour guide will introduce you to collections and stories with links to tea throughout history. Highlights include Earl Grey’s table, a pineapple tea pot, room settings where tea was enjoyed, and a magnificent silver tea set.

After the tour have a go at blending your own tea, using some fragrant and delicious herbs and flowers inspired by Temple Newsam.

When you have finished your tour and tea blending you are invited to enjoy a refreshing cuppa in the Dining Room.


Suitable for ages 12+
 
Advanced bookings essential. £35pp

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