England
No.11 Pimlico Road. A delicious London all day eatery.
09/10/2015 .
Artesian at The Langham London
15/09/2015 .
“Your room or mine?” Carla asks me straight out, in the middle of the Langham London’s Artesian. I make a mental note to test her other preferences as soon as humanly possible before succumbing to her proposal. Well let’s be honest, how can you resist 15 year old Glenfiddich, Becherovka and Pineau des Charentes served in a furry cup?.
Read the full story hereOgnisko London. A delicious taste of Poland in south Kensington
18/08/2015 .
Anthea Gerrie reviews Ognisko London, a gastronomic surprise in Kensington
Read the full story hereUNA Supper Club. Brilliant concept dining location at St Pancras.
17/08/2015 .
Anthea Gerrie travels to St. Pancras Station to review Una Supper Club, an unusual dining destination to say the least.
Read the full story hereEngawa London. Superb Japanese food, a feast for the eyes and tastebuds.
04/06/2015 .
Anthea Gerrie dines at Engawa London in the heart of London’s Soho.
Read the full story herePachamama London. Peru comes to trendy Marylebone.
08/04/2015 .
Anthea Gerrie dines at Pachamama London, and finds that trendy doesn’t always mean expensive.
Read the full story hereCheneston’s Restaurant. Leafy Kensington has never tasted so good.
18/12/2014 .
Andy Mossack reviews Cheneston’s Restaurant at the Milestone Hotel boutique hotel in leafy Kensington.
Read the full story hereThe Cherry Tree Inn at Stoke Row. Super English character in the Chilterns.
17/12/2014 .
Lucy Daltrof redisvoers Henley as she stays at the Cherry Tree Inn at Stoke Row.
Read the full story hereNewby Tea. Discover Pyramid style tea bags at Waitrose
04/12/2014 .
Newby Tea pyramid tea bags are at Waitrose
Indulge in an elegant afternoon tea dunking silken leaf laden pyramids in a posh hotel and it’s very likely you’ll be tasting Newby tea, a company well versed in supplying luxury hotels. Well now you can have that same experience at home with the news that eight of the award winning Newby tea range can be found on the shelves at a Waitrose near you.
English Breakfast, Earl Grey, Masala Chai, Peppermint, Chamomile, Rooibos Orange, Jasmine Princess and Kan-Junga are available in striking boxes of 15 individual biodegradable silky pyramids, wrapped in triple layer foil to keep those precious leaves fresh and full of flavour.
The silken pyramid range has won numerous taste awards the English Breakfast and Peppermint in particular. The Newby secret is simply sourcing fine ethical leaves in prime season and blending and preserving them to deliver full flavour first and second flush teas.
It’s a process that has earned them over 28 taste awards across north America.
This might be a perfect Christmas gift option, (there are also exclusive 100g gourmet tea caddies available) or an opportunity to try and perfect that hotel afternoon tea experience. Either way, just follow the instructions on each bag and you’re bound to replicate an authentic fine tea flavour in the comfort of your own lounge.
You’ll just have to make your own cucumber sandwiches!
Where can I buy Newby Tea?
Newby Teas are available at Waitrose from £5.75 per pack, or online at
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Adam Handling at Caxton. Incredible food from a master chef.
04/12/2014 .
