British Tea Time

The book traces tea's journey from its 17th-century introduction to its widespread adoption across social classes. It reveals how tea became more than just a beverage; it became a symbol of British identity, social class, and national pride. Supported by diverse sources and academic disciplines, the book presents a comprehensive view of British tea culture, exploring its historical and social contexts.

Structured chronologically and thematically, the book progresses from tea's origins to its modern-day relevance. What sets this book apart is its interdisciplinary approach, examining the everyday practices surrounding tea consumption and offering fresh insights into British culture and society.