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Learn More About Teas from an Expert Thursday Afternoon at Grace Farms

You can see, hear, smell and taste teas from around the world with tea expert Frank Kwei and Grace Farms Foods’ co-founder Adam Thatcher on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 15 at Grace Farms in New Canaan. Enjoy samples of different blends, including Grace Farms Foods’ sustainably-sourced line of Sips teas and discover the important impact of ethically and sustainably sourced teas. IF YOU’RE GOING: The event takes place from 2 to 3 p.m. at Grace Farms, 365 Lukes Wood Road at the north end of New Canaan. Tickets cost $15 for adults; $12 for Grace Farms members; $11 for students.

‘History and Health Benefits of Tea’ Presentation at DCA Women’s Luncheon, Oct 1

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The Darien Community Association (DCA) Women’s Luncheons start their season featuring “The History and Health Benefits of Tea” presented by Bigelow Tea, a family-owned business for 75 years and three generations, for their luncheon on Tuesday, October 1 at 12:15pm at the DCA. Tea is the second most popularly consumed beverage worldwide behind water. It has a long and storied history tied to each culture, society and time period that it touched. Tea continues to be enjoyed today and is not only tasty but also a positive addition to a balanced diet. Join Bigelow Tea, a local family company operating for the past 75 years, for a discussion of the history of this amazing plant as we travel through the most important milestones in tea history.