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Wisteria Tearoom Mysteries, Book 7
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The Wonders of Pu’er

Pu’er (or pu’erh) is a lovely, rich experience. An acquired taste, it almost demands that one stop whatever else one might be doing and pay complete attention to the experience of drinking this remarkable tea. This article from NPR has a lot of fascinating detail about pu’er tea and its…

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Patrice Greenwood March 16, 2017 March 16, 2017Tea pu'er, pu'erh

Afternoon Tea for Beginners

Recently, some folks in the Facebook Wisteria Tearoom Group were talking about hosting tea for their friends, and I realized that many members of the group have never done that. So I created a Pinterest board called Afternoon Tea for Beginners. It includes recipes, tips, and photos to inspire you…

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Patrice Greenwood February 28, 2017 February 28, 2017Recipes, Taking Tea, Tea, Tea Tips & Tidbits Afternoon Tea for Beginners, Pinterest

The Teahouse, Santa Fe

I am often asked where one may take afternoon tea in Santa Fe. Alas, the Wisteria Tearoom is fictional, and at this time there is no place in Santa Fe serving a traditional British afternoon tea. There is, however, The Teahouse on historic Canyon Road. It’s a house. One may…

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Patrice Greenwood January 9, 2017 January 9, 2017Taking Tea, Tea Santa Fe
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