SOLD OUT! Simply No Slurping! Victorian Afternoon Tea and Talk
Sunday 8th June, 3:30pm to 5:30pm
£35 per person, pre-booking essential.
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Join the Victorian Baroness as she demonstrates the DO’S AND DON’TS of Afternoon Tea Etiquette and learn how to become the Crème de la Crème of the Tea Party.
Take a step back in time as her Ladyship recollects her Afternoon Tea experiences in the reign of her beloved Queen Victoria and discover the answer to some of life’s most difficult dilemmas, Milk or Tea first? A truly interactive presentation after which Afternoon Tea will never be the same again!
Then, enjoy a delicious afternoon tea in the delightful setting of our ancient barn.
£35 per person, pre-booking essential.
Pre-book your tickets here or by calling 01455290429
Please ring us regarding any dietary requirements.
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