Summer Teas

"Summer, my dears,” Lady Harriet would laugh, “is the season when tea must sparkle as brightly as the day itself — whether steaming or poured over ice."

Lady Harriet delighted in teas that matched the rhythm of long summer days. Some were delicate with blossoms, others vivid with fruit, and one was boldly black — crafted to pour perfectly over ice. Together, they carried a refreshing clarity, a brightness that seemed to echo the sunlight itself.

To her, summer teas were companions of leisure and laughter. Whether chilled in tall glasses or poured hot into porcelain, each cup refreshed the spirit and lingered with joy, a reminder that tea may comfort, uplift, and sparkle with the season.