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We hope that you will
enjoy your visit to AnaBeall’s virtual
tea room, and that you are enjoying a nice
soothing brew right now as you browse our
site.
AnaBeall’s is a full-service portal
for access to history and information about
tea, its traditions, and its continuing resurgence
in the United States as not only a soothing
beverage choice, but as an excuse for taking
some time from daily obligations or worries
for contemplation or convivial conversation.
In the near future, we will be adding a retail
shopping area to provide you with access to
a range of fine teas and tea-related products
that will enhance your life. |
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Upcoming
Events
April 12 – Easter
Celebration
April 18 – Ana Beall’s Gift Shop
Opens
May 10 – Mother’s Day Brunch and
Tea
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| Just because it is a hot beverage,
steeped in a pot or cup, it is not necessarily tea.
Tea is both the drink and the plant (camellia sinensis)
from whose leaves it is steeped. Depending upon
how the leaves are processed, it may be one of 5
basic types of tea: White, Green, Oolong, Black,
and Pu’erh. Learn
more. |
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| Teas may be scented, flavored,
mixed with herbs or flowers, served hot or iced,
with or without sweeteners, milk, or lemon, and
can be equally calming and energizing. |
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| If you don’t really enjoy
tea, or just shy away from the caffeine, you can
always try an herbal infusion – chamomile,
rooibos, mate, or one or many others derived from
a blend of fragrant herbs or flowers – just
don’t call it tea. Learn
more. |
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