LIVE24SEVEN // Wining & Dining The Edgbaston
BOUTIQUE HOTEL AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE - AFTERNOON TEA
The Edgbaston is a 6 bedroom boutique hotel and cocktail lounge located in leafy Edgbaston, a unique refuge of timeless elegance, boasting prominent characteristic and original Victorian architecture and features throughout. They are proud to present nationally recognised bartenders in a stylish, Art Deco interior of a jet-black and gold award-winning cocktail lounge, serving a wide selection of classic cocktails with wit and style, a throwback to the classic era of Martinis before dinner and service table side. The Edgbaston would like to be recognised as one of the world’s best Cocktail Lounge's and the team of multi-award winning bartenders have all of the flair, dedication and passion to achieve this.
The Edgbaston Invites you to take Afternoon Tea, daily from 12 noon until 5pm in the most elegant of surroundings, it’s the perfect way to spend the day, an indulgent treat from £20 per person which includes a selection of dainty finger sandwiches, a scrumptious variety of seasonal sweet treats, accompanied by traditional scones with strawberry jam and Cornish clotted cream, served with Organic Loose Leaf Jing Tea. The team have specifically selected this tea for its extremely high quality. JING defines the modern tea ceremony,
an experience which absorbs the senses and refreshes the body.
Enjoy varieties to include Lemon Verbena, Green Dragon Well and Jasmine Silver Needle, or a selection of Ice Tea’s, delicate with floral notes and zing which are perfect for a hot summer’s day, or slightly spiced with a dash of citrus and gentle elderflower notes which are light and refreshing
“JING's teas are quite simply beautiful and the textures and aromas they produce are exquisite” Heston Blumenthal
Add a little luxury to your Afternoon Tea and treat yourself with a glass of champagne to start, or perhaps choose the devilishly delicious Moseley Serve! In the early 1900’s, ladies would visit each other’s houses and have tea parties. However, it wasn’t tea they were drinking! They were all sipping slyly on gin from their tea cups; their husbands blissfully unaware. This came to be known as the ‘Moseley Serve’, and as a tribute to this The Edgbaston offers three different tea based gin cocktails to accompany their Afternoon Tea, all served in the most exquisite vintage crockery. Coming soon will be an autumn twist to their Afternoon Tea – book early to avoid disappointment!
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• Good disabled access • Large Garden
• Weddings & Parties
• Food allergy and intolerance aware • 5* Food hygiene certificate
• Trip Adviser Certificate of Excellence 2014
The Bear & Ragged Staff Station Road, Bransford, Worcester. WR6 5JH T: 01886 833399
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www.bearatbransford.co.uk / 88 Twitter: @bearraggedstaff Ragged Staff
A privately owned, independent country pub serving delicious food from a fresh seasonal menu, including a wide choice of gluten free options...
• Fresh Produce – locally sourced where possible • Some Produce Home-Grown
• Sunday Lunch – choice of 2 roasts • 2 Real Ales On Tap
Opening Hours:
Mon – Sat: Lunch 11.30am – 2.30pm & Evenings from 6.00pm
Sun: Lunch 12.00pm – 2.30pm Closed Sunday Evening
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