Comments on: How to Make a Perfect Cup of British Tea http://bistrochic.net/foodwine/perfect-cup-of-tea/ A Traveler's Guide to Living the European Lifestyle Thu, 17 May 2012 13:37:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Kalee http://bistrochic.net/foodwine/perfect-cup-of-tea/#comment-20 Kalee Sat, 26 Jun 2010 03:35:31 +0000 http://bistrochic.net/?p=911#comment-20 I am back reading, and saw this. I lived in England for just over 2 years, and had plenty of tea while I was there. There is nothing like perfectly brewed tea with a fresh from the oven scone. Nothing. Thank God I finally perfected both! I am back reading, and saw this. I lived in England for just over 2 years, and had plenty of tea while I was there. There is nothing like perfectly brewed tea with a fresh from the oven scone. Nothing. Thank God I finally perfected both!

]]> By: jennifer http://bistrochic.net/foodwine/perfect-cup-of-tea/#comment-19 jennifer Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:17:04 +0000 http://bistrochic.net/?p=911#comment-19 I know! I feel the same way about the tins. I have probably six empty ones just sitting around. I'm trying to find a way to display them without looking like I tried too hard! I know! I feel the same way about the tins. I have probably six empty ones just sitting around. I’m trying to find a way to display them without looking like I tried too hard!

]]> By: Holly http://bistrochic.net/foodwine/perfect-cup-of-tea/#comment-18 Holly Wed, 08 Jul 2009 04:54:52 +0000 http://bistrochic.net/?p=911#comment-18 The Harney & Sons Paris tea is my absolute favorite, too. Plus, the empty tin makes for an adorable pen cup after all of the sachets have been used up... Though I have to say--and perhaps it's just the London-lover in me, but a bone china teacup is my receptacle of choice--always! All the better if it's dainty and dotted with flowers :-) The Harney & Sons Paris tea is my absolute favorite, too. Plus, the empty tin makes for an adorable pen cup after all of the sachets have been used up…

Though I have to say–and perhaps it’s just the London-lover in me, but a bone china teacup is my receptacle of choice–always! All the better if it’s dainty and dotted with flowers :-)

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