Congratulations Joel & Lia on your 2022 Blogosphere award! Bought you several "ko-fis" to be exchanged into prosecco. Cheers! I would enjoy it if you spent the night in one of those lodges. Go glamping and try other outdoor experiences like canoeing, kayaking, spelunking, etc.
I toured Warwick Castle back in the late 80s, before it became so commercialized as it appears to be now. If you drove from London to Warwickshire, you also passed what's left of Sherwood forest (of Robin Hood legend).
Joel and Lia, afternoon tea is right up my alley. I love doing afternoon tea, have done it several times over the years. The first time I had afternoon tea was in 2008 , when I planned and paid for ot for my mom and I as her mother's day present. We had a wonderful time at the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills. And it wasn't that much cost wise, I chose the $50 per person tea where we got a choice of two teas and the tower of sandwiches 🥪, scones and desserts. It was lovely. Then i have had friends take me out to tea houses for afternoon tea for my birthday ( there's a tea houses called the Chado Tea House in Downtown LA in Little Tokyo that's attached to the Japanese American Museum.) Most hotels like the Ritz Carlton, Peninsula , JW Marriott in downtown LA etc, basically luxury hotels through southern California have some kind of Afternoon tea. And The Ye Olde King's Head in Santa Monica has an afternoon tea. The Shoppe next door has everything you can find from the UK .
I worked with a woman who made the most delicious scones I ever had. She put cinnamon chips in them (like chocolate chips but cinnamon). When she brought them in they were gone in minutes. They didn't need to have anything on them, they were that good, but of course, we would put a bit of butter on them.
went there once (fabulous!) as part of my very, very, very tiny vacation (taking a course) in the UK, but I didn't know they served afternoon tea! mourning a missed opportunity. Thanks for the lovely video!
That being said….not that anyone asked… but I’d vote for merging the two channels. The content isn’t so different and it seems like it might be hard for casual viewers understand the difference between the two channels because the names are so similar.
A taste of British 💙. We don't have "tea time" here in the states. We just don't hold any "quaint qualities", hahaha!! I wish we did though. Lia, that green tea cup was gorgeous!! That is my all-time favorite color!! Joel, I too would be drinking coffee, but like Lia, I'm more "savory", even though those sweets looked really tempting, LOL!! 🥂🌳🏰🌳
Afternoon tea is available in more places than you might think in the United States! A few of my favorites are: * Lovejoy's Tea Room, San Francisco, CA Charmingly cozy (think grandma's parlour and mismatched china), with a delicious savory-focused menu and optional petit fours. I'm obsessed with their egg and onion sandwich, and they have lovely scones with real Double Devon cream. * Shakespeare's Corner Shoppe and Afternoon Tea, San Diego, CA Modest outdoor seating area, but the afternoon tea has lots of bell's and whistles, and the adjacent shop is chock-full of imported British foods that can be hard to find in the U.S. * Rose Garden Tea Room at the Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, CA Lovely setting and menu, and a walk of the grounds helps work up an appetite! Scheduled to reopen in spring 2023. ❤🫖❤
@@bellaluce7088 Thank you for sharing. These places sound wonderful!! I'm in the eastern US but have always wanted to come out to California. I'm down to 1 family member in Northern Cali, but San Diego has always been on my bucket list. I would definitely consider these places and have "tea time", US-style while experiencing British foods, hehe 😉☺
@@VickiCampbell-1216 Ooh, yes to San Diego! I've been craving a trip to Southern California! I bet there are lots of cool tea places on the East Coast, too. Plus, you guys are that much closer to the UK if you want to experience afternoon tea at the source! ; - )
Lovely as always, beautiful scenery, very relaxing afternoon, a break from the madness of the everyday world! It’s fun to watch your expressions during the fast forward parts, I’m always thinking, “ooh, what good goss are they talking about!” 😂❤
If I’m not mistaken one of you used to prefer clotted cream first and then jam. I see you’re both jam first. Did someone change preference? Beautiful gardens!
One of my absolute favorite places to visit when I lived there. My son was 12-14 years old while we lived there, and he used to beg to go back! Never did tea there and the overnight villages are new! Very cool addition! Thanks for taking us along💜
I loved this video. What a lovely, relaxing afternoon! Thank you for sharing your afternoon tea with us. I've always wanted to do an afternoon tea. Congratulations again on winning your Blogosphere award, you deserve it, and I knew you would win! ❤🍾🥂❤
I was a little shook when you were at a castle and there were food trucks and people playing games in the fields. As an American, not at all what I think of when I think of visiting a castle! All was well with the lovely looking tea, though!
I watch a lot of chateau people and one of them were talking about their peacocks. She said that after mating season the males tail feathers fall out. They regrow next year.
This is another one that's been on my list for a while. I love seeing it through your eyes before I get the chance to go! Also I recommend the Secrets of Great British Castles if you haven't seen it honeys!
So I did a double take when I first saw the notification for this video because I thought it said _Prosciutto_ Afternoon tea and I thought...... Huh? 😁
After I converted 22 c to f, I laughed because it reminded me of my trip to Juno, Alaska where these ladies in one of the shops called 70 degree (Fahrenheit) weather unbearable. I know everything is relative, but I've never stopped laughing about their disdain for "hot" weather. 😂
An afternoon of sami’s and biscuits…of course that’s what I’d call it. Looks like it’s a great place. Funny though Lia is hot because the 22 degrees Joel mentioned would be in the low 70s Fahrenheit which isn’t hot. Would enjoy watching your adventures to Phoenix AZ in June when it’s like 46 degrees Celsius. Also congrats on your recent award.
@@lemonz1769 😁I was taught butter first, it melts into bread, then jam. Also it keeps butter clean for use without jam or different type of jam. I had not seen jam first before, in adults.
Lovely vowel! But oh you snowflakes, haha, too hot, after all your trips to the US with Joel going to FL so much. You’ve got to do some more “training” over here!
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Congratulations Joel & Lia on your 2022 Blogosphere award! Bought you several "ko-fis" to be exchanged into prosecco. Cheers! I would enjoy it if you spent the night in one of those lodges. Go glamping and try other outdoor experiences like canoeing, kayaking, spelunking, etc.
Yes!! Congratulations!! It’s so exciting that you won that award. I watch every single one of your videos so I’m so proud of you both!! Well done!!❤🥳
I voted for them, and lost in the pond
So jealous of your tea. I could almost taste the scones and clotted cream.
Same here, I was drooling a bit
I toured Warwick Castle back in the late 80s, before it became so commercialized as it appears to be now.
If you drove from London to Warwickshire, you also passed what's left of Sherwood forest (of Robin Hood legend).
Oh Joel you know you are our Prince and Lia is our Princess
What a lovely experience. Beautiful!
Yes! Stay the night! That looks fun!
One of my favorite places to visit, it’s an amazing castle with a lot to see and do.
Never knew Warwick castle was so good ❤
Well, Warwick Castle and afternoon tea is on my bucket list for when I visit England! Hopefully someday soon! Thanks for the show around! ❤
You’re welcome! Such a great day out!
Joel and Lia, afternoon tea is right up my alley. I love doing afternoon tea, have done it several times over the years. The first time I had afternoon tea was in 2008 , when I planned and paid for ot for my mom and I as her mother's day present. We had a wonderful time at the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills. And it wasn't that much cost wise, I chose the $50 per person tea where we got a choice of two teas and the tower of sandwiches 🥪, scones and desserts. It was lovely. Then i have had friends take me out to tea houses for afternoon tea for my birthday ( there's a tea houses called the Chado Tea House in Downtown LA in Little Tokyo that's attached to the Japanese American Museum.) Most hotels like the Ritz Carlton, Peninsula , JW Marriott in downtown LA etc, basically luxury hotels through southern California have some kind of Afternoon tea. And The Ye Olde King's Head in Santa Monica has an afternoon tea. The Shoppe next door has everything you can find from the UK .
Yes this legend requests and overnight vlog at the Warick Castle Knights Village!
We’re gunna have to make it happen!
Beautiful day! ❤️😊
This was lovely! Really enjoyed coming along for the tea. I’m with Lia - total savory fan. Have a great week!
Love you guys and all of your content best wishes from Warwick NY. ❤️
That was just beautiful. The grounds were meticulously groomed. Thanks for the look around.
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
I'm already excited for your future trip back glamping!
One of my favorite places, I loved the Warwick Rose that grows in the gardens, I even ordered some and planted them here in New a York.
Beautiful Castle. I haven’t been there since 1981. No tea time when I was there! Congratulations on your award. I love watching this channel. ❤
Thanks so much!
I enjoyed this video so much. I was drooling over the stunning dark teal teapot and cup!! Thanks for taking us along. Much love from Jean ❤️
I worked with a woman who made the most delicious scones I ever had. She put cinnamon chips in them (like chocolate chips but cinnamon). When she brought them in they were gone in minutes. They didn't need to have anything on them, they were that good, but of course, we would put a bit of butter on them.
Lia - lmao @ “… which is a preference, not an allergy.” 😂😂😂 I’m sooooo stealing that & saying it, now!
went there once (fabulous!) as part of my very, very, very tiny vacation (taking a course) in the UK, but I didn't know they served afternoon tea! mourning a missed opportunity. Thanks for the lovely video!
Relax you both always look fine 🙂
So cool! Looks beautiful!
I just caught this! Lovely video thank you so much.Tea looked amazing.❤️
So nice! I would like to see you cover Mapperton too!
My favorite TTBUK video yet. I can see the J&L personality we all love come through!
That being said….not that anyone asked… but I’d vote for merging the two channels. The content isn’t so different and it seems like it might be hard for casual viewers understand the difference between the two channels because the names are so similar.
A taste of British 💙. We don't have "tea time" here in the states. We just don't hold any "quaint qualities", hahaha!! I wish we did though. Lia, that green tea cup was gorgeous!! That is my all-time favorite color!! Joel, I too would be drinking coffee, but like Lia, I'm more "savory", even though those sweets looked really tempting, LOL!! 🥂🌳🏰🌳
Afternoon tea is available in more places than you might think in the United States! A few of my favorites are:
* Lovejoy's Tea Room, San Francisco, CA
Charmingly cozy (think grandma's parlour and mismatched china), with a delicious savory-focused menu and optional petit fours. I'm obsessed with their egg and onion sandwich, and they have lovely scones with real Double Devon cream.
* Shakespeare's Corner Shoppe and Afternoon Tea, San Diego, CA
Modest outdoor seating area, but the afternoon tea has lots of bell's and whistles, and the adjacent shop is chock-full of imported British foods that can be hard to find in the U.S.
* Rose Garden Tea Room at the Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, CA
Lovely setting and menu, and a walk of the grounds helps work up an appetite! Scheduled to reopen in spring 2023.
❤🫖❤
@@bellaluce7088 Thank you for sharing. These places sound wonderful!! I'm in the eastern US but have always wanted to come out to California. I'm down to 1 family member in Northern Cali, but San Diego has always been on my bucket list. I would definitely consider these places and have "tea time", US-style while experiencing British foods, hehe 😉☺
@@VickiCampbell-1216 Ooh, yes to San Diego! I've been craving a trip to Southern California! I bet there are lots of cool tea places on the East Coast, too. Plus, you guys are that much closer to the UK if you want to experience afternoon tea at the source! ; - )
Lovely as always, beautiful scenery, very relaxing afternoon, a break from the madness of the everyday world! It’s fun to watch your expressions during the fast forward parts, I’m always thinking, “ooh, what good goss are they talking about!” 😂❤
If I’m not mistaken one of you used to prefer clotted cream first and then jam. I see you’re both jam first. Did someone change preference? Beautiful gardens!
When they had tea in Cambridge, Lia said she sometimes likes the clotted cream first with jam on top. I noticed the same thing!
One of my absolute favorite places to visit when I lived there. My son was 12-14 years old while we lived there, and he used to beg to go back! Never did tea there and the overnight villages are new! Very cool addition! Thanks for taking us along💜
I loved this video. What a lovely, relaxing afternoon! Thank you for sharing your afternoon tea with us. I've always wanted to do an afternoon tea. Congratulations again on winning your Blogosphere award, you deserve it, and I knew you would win! ❤🍾🥂❤
22C=71F. That's cold!!! I would need a sweater.
Great video. Want to see more.
Wonderful. ❤
Now I know where the city I live in was named for.
Def come to New England your next trip to the US.
I was a little shook when you were at a castle and there were food trucks and people playing games in the fields. As an American, not at all what I think of when I think of visiting a castle! All was well with the lovely looking tea, though!
That tea looked absolutely lovely.
A lovely video! I especially love the silky blue of the peacock feathers. So charming!
I watch a lot of chateau people and one of them were talking about their peacocks. She said that after mating season the males tail feathers fall out. They regrow next year.
Ooo interesting!!
Still requesting a trip to Salisbury!
Okay definitely!! It’s not too far from Joel’s parents
@@ThoseTwoBritsUK Yass Legends! ❤️🇨🇦
Lol i just watched a historical vid about this very castle like 2 days ago. K going back to watch the rest of your video now :)
I’d love to see you guys mudlarking for treasures, on the Thames! That would be really fun!
I really enjoy this channel --
Thanks so much Shawna!
I enjoy their birds of prey show and their haunted dungeon tour was creepy and scary. I really enjoyed their Halloween at the castle too.
This is another one that's been on my list for a while. I love seeing it through your eyes before I get the chance to go! Also I recommend the Secrets of Great British Castles if you haven't seen it honeys!
Really enjoyed this and yes, stay in the cabinets. Can't wait for your next adventures.
The afternoon tea looked so delicious 😋. Would love to see you stay in the cabins.
Cream first, then jam.😁 I have family from Devon.
I love that Joel is too posh to be a knight… 😂 born for that Prince life
Yes! I think you both need to stay in the Tee Pee overnight! Thank you for taking us to afternoon tea with you. It was lovely 🍾☕
Prince/princess of leisure Lol!
Was the coffee Folger’s crystals?
So I did a double take when I first saw the notification for this video because I thought it said _Prosciutto_ Afternoon tea and I thought...... Huh? 😁
Is it a buffet?
The afternoon tea made me hungry. 10 yrs ago I spent a month in Kenya and afternoon tea featured chai tea. Is that common in England?
Is jam then cream the preferred order? I thought I had seen another video where they insisted the cream must go on first.
Wonderful video as usual but wondering is it a great debate in the UK of cream then jam or jam then cream?
After I converted 22 c to f, I laughed because it reminded me of my trip to Juno, Alaska where these ladies in one of the shops called 70 degree (Fahrenheit) weather unbearable. I know everything is relative, but I've never stopped laughing about their disdain for "hot" weather. 😂
What is the best brand of prosecco?
Is afternoon tea and lunch the same thing, or does tea come between lunch and dinner ?
Afternoon tea is usually after lunch
Great video
Derbyshire, Afternoon tea, pub, Indian food if there is.
I am in awe of how beautiful the UK is! I absolutely love your UK travels. Any Brits UK Christmas travels planned?
Not yet but any requests?
@@ThoseTwoBritsUK Touring some Xmas markets!
Now that you guys are the Travel Blogger's of the Year, you should be able to work with them on an overnight stay :)
An afternoon of sami’s and biscuits…of course that’s what I’d call it. Looks like it’s a great place. Funny though Lia is hot because the 22 degrees Joel mentioned would be in the low 70s Fahrenheit which isn’t hot. Would enjoy watching your adventures to Phoenix AZ in June when it’s like 46 degrees Celsius. Also congrats on your recent award.
Be careful Joel doesn't start vibrating form all that caffeine !!
Hahaha I know right!
Yeah, maybe a nice Christmas time stay over.
See in America we would call those biscuits
Jam before Butter?!?
Always!
@@lemonz1769 😁I was taught butter first, it melts into bread, then jam. Also it keeps butter clean for use without jam or different type of jam. I had not seen jam first before, in adults.
It’s cream not butter!
@@ThoseTwoBritsUK Thank you. I missed that. Clotted cream is not sold where I live. It looked like whipped butter 😁
@@beccawoodhouse Thank you. I missed that. Clotted cream is not sold where I live. It looked like whipped butter 😁
where's the view of the castle??????????
👏🏻👏🏻👋🇺🇸
Prosecco? The legends? I don't Adam & Eve it! 😉
Lovely vowel! But oh you snowflakes, haha, too hot, after all your trips to the US with Joel going to FL so much. You’ve got to do some more “training” over here!
#poshlegends ;-)
"Afternoon tea" at midday ??? Should be at 4 pm. Also prosecco should not be served at tea. Inappropriate