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January 2026 Newsletter
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Starting the New Year with a Good Cup of Tea. The Cozy Tea Cart wishes you a wonderful year ahead–one filled with comfort, enjoyment, and good company!
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Steeped in Charm: Enjoy a Cuppa at Honey Cup Café & Tearoom
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May 13, 2025 by Emily Heidt, Emily Reily, Elisa Gonzales Verdi Take a peek at one of New Hampshire’s newest tearooms, and enjoy a respite from life’s busyness over afternoon tea and delicious scones. Read the article here.
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Tea Party Entertaining
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By Danielle Beaudette Plan a tea-themed party for your next gathering. The types of themes are endless! Remember those delightful times as a child at tea parties with your friends and favorite teddies? Why not continue those charming times as an adult? Invite friends and family, and have them bring along a guest to form…
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Seven Bowls of Tea
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by Lu Tong (790-835 AD) Lu Tong was a great tea scholar during the Tang Dynasty. He had a great understanding of tea and the essence that it brought to one’s soul. His most famous poem was “The Seven Bowls of Tea” which expresses the spiritual essence of tea. Seven Bowls of Tea The first…
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What Does First Flush Mean When Harvesting Premium Tea?
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by Danielle Beaudette, March 13, 2025 To understand First Flush, you first need to know that there are six types of tea — White, Yellow, Green, Oolong, Black, and Dark. All six types of tea come from the same plant, Camellia sinensis. Within these types of tea, there are different grades and descriptions. Read the…
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6 cozy & quaint New Hampshire tearooms
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By Stacy Milbouer; Granite Post, February 21, 2025 Tea is not just a beverage. At these six New Hampshire tearooms, it’s a full-on event. Tea is hot in New Hampshire, and we’re not just referring to the temperature of the brew. Tea is an event—a happening. It’s a congenial pick-me-up, a way to celebrate special occasions and…
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FROM TRANSACTIONS TO CONNECTIONS: BROOKLINE BANK BUILDING GETS NEW LIFE
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by Juliana Rowland; Hollis-Brookline News, February 12, 2025 The former TD Bank branch on Route 13 in Brookline has been reimagined as The Gathering Grounds, a new community venue designed to bring people together. Co-owners Brenda Hoffman, a former TD Bank employee, and Cathy Farwell, an RN health advocate, have transformed the 1,500-square-foot space into a versatile…
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Holiday Hours
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We will be closed from Wednesday, December 25th through Wednesday, January 1st. We will be open on January 2nd. Online orders will be processed while we are closed.
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Hollis DAR Hosts Historic Home Tour
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The Hollis Anna Keyes Powers DAR Chapter is sponsoring the Historic Gould Tavern Museum Home Tour October 6, 2024, 1-5pm. The tour features 10 rooms, including the tavern room, gentlemen’s meeting room, ladies’ parlor, bed chambers, store and more. In addition to the regular museum rooms, this tour will have special displays from the 1800s,…
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From Leaf to Cup – The Craft of Matcha and How to Enjoy It Perfectly
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by Danielle Beaudette, STI Certified Tea Specialist Matcha is a vividly colored, stone-ground green tea made from the Camellia sinensis leaves. While it resembles green tea powder, the similarities end there. Unfortunately, “matcha” is often used loosely and many types of green tea powder are inaccurately referred to as matcha. All matcha is powdered green…
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