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The National Archives Tea by Elmwood Inn Fine Teas

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The National Archives Tea

 

Press Release - April 30, 2008

 

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Elmwood Inn Fine Teas, located in the Kentucky Civil War village of Perryville, was commissioned by The National Archives to replicate and package the tea that was thrown overboard in Boston Harbor on December 16, 1773. Bruce and Shelley Richardson, owners of Elmwood Inn Fine Teas, were approached by The National Archive’s staff in early 2007 to research the Boston Tea Party and come up with an appropriate packaged tea commemorating the historical event.

 

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Tea in the City: Paris

The City of Lights Is

Infused with Tea!

 

Release Date:

July 20,2007

 

Press Release

 

 

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Nobody does it better! Tea in Paris can be enjoyed in an elegant salon along the Champs Elysees, in a fashionable department store, in a bohemian shop on the Left Bank, or even in a tiny cafe tucked behind Notre Dame.  Wherever you find your tea experience in Paris, it will be a lasting memory. 

Look out, London!  Paris is now the city most infused with tea.

Read more about Jane at

www.janepettigrew.com

 
         
Children's Tea & Etiquette

Brewing Good Manners in Young Minds

October 24, 2006

Press Release

Dorothea Johnson

John Harney

Ann Noyes

Illustrations by Dawn Peterson

Recipes by Bruce Richardson

  Dorothea Johnson is

Founder and Chair of The Protocol School of Washington® and a regular guest on the Ellen show. She joins with John Harney and Bruce Richardson to bring basic manners and dining etiquette to young children. 

Read an article about Dorothea Johnson in the January edition of TeaTime magazine.

 
         
         
Tea in the City: London

See London with Tea

on Your Mind.

 

October 1, 2006

Press release.

 

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Read more about Jane at

www.janepettigrew.com

 

"This unique guide is a treat for both local tea lovers and international visitors who will now be able to explore the wide range of tea experiences on offer in London today. This well-researched, beautifully photographed book delivers hours of pleasure exploring, sipping, and shopping for the cup that cheers. And those who do not have the opportunity to actually visit can savor a hint of London's most important contemporary tea shops, tea rooms and tea lounges through the descriptions and colorful images."

 Bill Gorman, Executive Director, UK Tea Council

 
         
         

Tea in the City: New York.  The guide to tea and tea rooms in New York.

 

The definitive guide to all things tea in New York City.

 

May 1, 2006.

 

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"Tea-totalers, rejoice! From grand hotels to humble dim sum parlors, this concise, colorful book offers a definitive guide to the best places serving your favorite beverage, along with stores that sell everything you need to brew the perfect cup at home. Though highly practical, its lively text and lovely photos also make it a joy just to peruse – accompanied by a nice cuppa, or course."  

Troy Segal, Senior Editor, Zagat Survey

 
       
       
Looking Deeply into Tea

 

Shelley Richardson has combined her sensitive writing skills with the beautiful photography of Bruce Richardson to produce a moving and powerful tribute to the tea workers and tea gardens of Sri Lanka and India.

The 35 color photographs show you the faces of people who labor each day to produce our cup of tea. You will never drink a cup of tea again without thinking of them.

"Pure refreshment for the heart."  Norwood Pratt, author of New Tea Lover's Treasury

“Shelley and Bruce gently make us aware of the people who faithfully tend the tea gardens...”  China Galland, author of Longing for Darkness

 

Question and answer interview with Bruce Richardson

 

Bruce Richardson interview with USA TODAY

 

 

 

 

 
       
       

Bruce Richardson joins London's Jane Pettigrew for the guide to the world's great teas.

National Trust of England tear sheet

Benjamin Press Announcement

Tea Time magazine review

Joseph Simrany endorsement

 

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Media Contact

Callie Farmer
Elmwood Inn Fine Teas/Benjamin Press
205 East Fourth Street
Perryville, KY 40468
859.332.2400

callie@elmwoodinn.com

 
         
 

Press Releases

     
         
 

 

Press Release - February 5, 2008

Tea in the City: Paris

 

Tea in the City: London

August 2006

Tea in the City: New York  February 2006

 

 

 

 

 

     



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