We have a fresh selection of fall décor for entertaining "boo-ha-ha's" in October, and cozy tea retreats when apples, pumpkin, and spice delights herald an invigorating chill in the air with a change of season in November.
September kicks all things Autumn off at Across the Pond with our September 12th evening teatime event: Medicinal Teas and Essential Oils. I've chosen some great tea blends to serve, including Almond Cookies Green Tea, Caramel Apple Rooibos Tea, Pomegranate White Tea, and Cranberry Black Tea - great fall flavors!
Once again, guest speakers Kathryn Ross and Nikkole Hollenweger of Young Living Essential Oils will enhance our teas with therapeutic essential oils to infuse them with medicinal qualities. This is especially beneficial coming into the "back-to-school" and "cold and flu" season! In addition, a menu of healthy tea treats will be served with recipes shared and more natural wellness tips to encourage healthy lifestyle changes that are easy to make one recipe or cup of tea at a time.
There's limited seating at the event, so be sure to make your reservations ASAP at 856 765-7381. A $10 fee is payable at the door.
Tea Time Trivia Give-Away:
There is only ONE tea plantation in the United States - do you know where it is?
Leave a comment with your answer on my blog or Facebook page where I invite you to LIKE and SHARE teatime at Across the Pond with your friends. If you know the answer, you'll be entered to win a complimentary 2oz. package of a tea of your choice! Drawing will be September 1st so hurry!
NOTE: Sorry for our far away fans. Winner must be able to pick up their prize at the shop: 129 North High Street, Millville, New Jersey.
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1 comment:
This looks great, Karan! I can't wait to decorate for fall at my house, too!
Now . . . about that Tea Time Trivia question - some place in South Carolina, I think.
Joy!
Kathy
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