Elmwood Inn Fine Teas

08/12/2026

Happy to be the official tea blender for this important Boston museum!

07/27/2026

07/22/2026

Bruce Richardson is featured in the 250th Anniversary Edition of America The Bountiful filmed at Mt Vernon and now showing on PBS stations nationwide. He and horticulturalist Melanie Creamer explore Washington's gardens in search of Liberty Teas that might have filled Colonial Teapots during America's Revolution250. See link in comments.

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum TeaTime Magazine

07/14/2026

Happy Birthday James McNeil Whistler, born in 1834! Raise a glass of iced Nocturne Pea Flower Tea inspired by Whistler's landscape, Nocturne, Blue and Silver: Battersea Reach.
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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Elmwood Inn Fine Teas

07/01/2026

Contributing editor Bruce Richardson recounts the most iconic tea party in American history. Here is the story we might have missed in history class. Read more at https://teatimemagazine.com/the-true-story-of-the-boston-tea-party/.

06/06/2026

We created this private label tea for Museum of Fine Arts, Boston June 10 opening of the redesigned 18th-century Art of the Americas galleries. Bruce Richardson will be one of their guest lecturers in 2027.

03/15/2026

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02/25/2026

Bruce Richardson is dashing through the snow for his Thursday lecture at Harvard’s Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. If you live in the area, strap on your snow shoes and hike over. Hot tea will be served! Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum TeaTime Magazine Gift at the Gardner

As we know, Britain’s love of tea has inspired countless “tea things.” However, residents of colonial Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and Charleston shared a similar passion for fine furniture, silver, and porcelain devoted to their own tea rituals. Tomorrow, Thursday, February 27th join us for a special tea-themed edition of ArtsThursdays!

In an illustrated talk, author and tea historian Bruce Richardson will explore the revolutionary era in the U.S. through the lens of one of its most defining symbols and flashpoints: tea. Free and open to the public.
RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/ATRevTeas

During the evening, visitors can sample historic teas, purchase Richardson’s book, A Social History of Tea (and have it signed), enter a raffle, and explore the exhibits, including Resetting the Table at the Peabody Museum. We are looking forward to having a cup with you!