Newport Mansions' Loose Leaf Teas

Marble House Tea House Loose Leaf Tea: Congou

Chinese Tea House Loose Leaf Tea: Congou The Chinese Tea House in Newport, Rhode Island, is a unique architectural gem located on the grounds of the Marble House mansion. Built in 1914 by Alva Vanderbilt, it reflects her fascination with Asian art and...

Newport Harbor Loose Leaf Tea: Blueberry

Newport Harbor Loose Leaf Tea: Blueberry Newport Harbor in Rhode Island has been a key maritime hub since the 17th century. It became one of colonial America's busiest seaports, crucial for trade and commerce, particularly rum, sugar, and molasses...

Newport Mansions The Breakers Loose Leaf Tea: Countess Grey

Breakers Loose Leaf Tea: Countess Grey The Breakers, built between 1893-1895 by Cornelius Vanderbilt II, it is the most iconic of Newport's Gilded Age mansions. Designed as an Italian Renaissance palazzo, the estate features 70 rooms, ocean views, and...

The Elms Loose Leaf Tea: Cinnamon Orange

The Elms Loose Leaf Tea: Cinnamon Orange The Elms, a grand estate in Newport, Rhode Island, was built in 1901 for coal magnate Edward Julius Berwind and his wife Herminie. Designed by architect Horace Trumbauer and modeled after France's aristocratic...