J U N E 2 0 0 9 G I F T
Tea with a Twist
Tea lovers craving new and novel ideas for their
next tea party will gladly put the kettle on...and
the doilies away. There’s nothing old–fashioned
here! Specialty tea expert and author Lisa
Boalt Richardson inspires readers to set their
tables for fun and serve up any of her eight
contemporary tea parties.
Stunning photographs by one of Atlanta’s
leading photographers Lauren Rubinstein
grace each page, enticing readers to indulge
their guests and serve them fi ne tea in a
fun style!
The parties are simple to put together. Each
tea includes easy–to–follow instructions and
budget–friendly tips for brewing specialty teas,
preparing delicious recipes, and decorating
tables. Whether the cook chooses to pour tall
glasses of the unusual bubble tea for fun–loving
friends or hot, exotic masala chai tea for those
seeking an adventure, it’s certain that tea time
has a new twist!
ISBN 978-0-7369-2579-2 •U.S. $24.99
June 2009 release •10 x 10 Hardcover •Gift Book
72 pp. •Case Quantity: 20
Lisa Boalt Richardson of Lisa
Knows Tea travels the country speaking
at conferences and special events
focusing on her culinary arts and
specialty tea expertise. She is one of the
fi rst 15 in the world to graduate from the
Specialty Tea Institute with a “Certifi ed
Tea Specialist” title.
Lauren Rubinstein is one of
Atlanta’s leading interior and food
photographers. Her work has been
published in major magazines, including
Good Housekeeping, Coastal Living,
and Southern Accents.
FROM THE AUTHOR
“The traditional English afternoon tea is such a treat, and I love to take
the time to enjoy all the delights. Teatime, however, is not just limited
to fi nger sandwiches, scones, and dainty desserts. Tea with a Twist was
written to give the tea lover new, fun, and funky ways to spend time
with friends while enjoying wonderful tea.”
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