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Exhibitions

A brief history of tea

20 July 2019

9:00 AM

20 July 2019

9:00 AM

It had to happen. Since almost everything became either ‘artisan’ or ‘curated’, conditions have been ripe for a curator of artisan teas. And sure enough, if you Google ‘tea curator’ you’ll find one promising regular infusions of ‘a curated selection of single-origin, artisan teas’.

Now Compton Verney has done the sensible thing and curated an exhibition about the stuff.

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