Tea in Jane Austen (Part 1 of Tea Time)

Hello fellow Janeites! I am going to be looking at tea practices in Regency England as it directly applies to Jane Austen's novels. (and yes, I know that it would be even more topical to post this on the day of the Boston Tea Party, but you are getting it now).
There will be a part two where I look into other details of tea in Regency Era, such as the mentioned counterfeit and smuggling. If all goes well that should be out next week.
Until next time, "run mad as often as you choose, but do not faint."
00:00 Introduction
01:09 Breakfast
02:54 Afternoon Tea
05:27 Post Dinner
07:14 Conclusion

[@judyderby5432]

Change speed setting to 1.25 for smoother sound.

[@Leah_the_Janeite]

Thank you for looking out for other viewers!

[@AnnieMillarHeart]

This is so cool! I like drinking ice tea on a hot day.🫖

[@Leah_the_Janeite]

Iced tea is good! Isn't it amazing how tea can be whatever you need it to be? hot or cold, bitter or sweet?

[@AnnieMillarHeart]

@@Leah_the_Janeite Truly one of the most flexible drinks!