On Sunday, June 10, 2007, a group of Magnolia & Ivy graduates and their guests attended Vintage Tea in Alpharetta, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta. Brenda Lain, owned this wonderful tearoom and was a fellow Magnolia & Ivy graduate, and her staff served a splendid full afternoon tea. I brought home her cookbook and have tried some of her recipes. Brenda has since sold her tearoom and now has an on-line shop.
Outside Vintage TeaAlpharetta, Georgia
during the World Tea Expo in June 2007
Inside the gift area...lots of tea goodies.
Its always a treat for me when I get to visit other tearooms.
Tea books on shelf
It was a time of meeting new people, catching up with old friends and enjoying the spirit of having tea.
Vintage Tea dress up area.
Teapots on sideboard
Vintage Tea Menu
Chilled strawberry soup and spring salad
Ashlie and I got to enjoy tea with some of our fellow tearoom owners.
Karen Henderson, co-owner of Belamari Tea Room in Hawthorne, NJ and Marcia Franks, owner of Homestead Manor Plantation in Thompson's Station, TN.
Three tiered stand with petite desserts and tea sandwiches.
Vintage Tea dress up area.
Teapots on sideboard
Vintage Tea Menu
Chilled strawberry soup and spring salad
Ashlie and I got to enjoy tea with some of our fellow tearoom owners.Karen Henderson, co-owner of Belamari Tea Room in Hawthorne, NJ and Marcia Franks, owner of Homestead Manor Plantation in Thompson's Station, TN.
Three tiered stand with petite desserts and tea sandwiches."There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour
dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea."
Henery James
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