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We’re very proud to be the Official Tea supplier to Rick Stein’s ‘The Seafood Restaurant’ in Padstow. Their family tradition and dedication to quality draws parallels with our own values and brings Birchall Tea and the Stein restaurants together. Last week we managed to catch up with Rick’s son Jack, executive chef for the […]
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We’re very proud to be the Official Tea supplier for Rick Stein and his fantastic ‘The Seafood Restaurant’ in Padstow Cornwall. The Stein family and their restaurants are one of the great success stories of the South West. The family’s commitment to great taste and producing simple, beautifully balanced, delicious food, attracts people from all
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At Birchall we pride ourselves on delivering teas of exceptional quality and flavor. Only the best ingredients and production techniques are used to create our blends. It was these great values that we were looking for when selecting the restaurants to feature in our food and drink guide for the South West. All our featured
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Trelissick House Jutting out into the estuary of the river Fal sits the King Harry Peninsular. Protected as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is one of the most amazing natural settings in the country. Sitting In the heart of the peninsular is Trelissick House, commanding more than 330 acres of garden and
With its dramatic coastline, sumptuous landscapes, golden sandy beaches and bountiful wildlife, the South West is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Here we’ve teamed up with two local photographers – James Kitto and Matt Burtwell from Aerial Cornwall  to revel in its glorious beauty, sit back, scroll and enjoy! Visit James Kitto website
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Liz Fenwick, author of The Cornish House, A Cornish Affair, A Cornish Stranger and Under A Cornish Sky, tells us how she fell in love with the region and recommends a selection of her favourite reads set in the Duchy. “I found myself always thinking of the glorious Helford River as I saw on that
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One of Britain’s most important twentieth century artists Barbara Hepworth was a truly inspirational figure who felt passionately about the role of the artist within society. Its fitting then that her home and studio have become one of the most important cultural sites in the southwest. Barbara Hepworth first came to live in Cornwall following
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With its dramatic coastline, sumptuous landscapes and clear light, Cornwall has long inspired many artists past and present. Here we feature 3 artists who all capture Cornwall’s beauty in different but captivating ways. From fused glass art to concentric patterns raked on the beach, read how Cornwall continues to inspire and delight. Jenny
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We’ve teamed up with Cornish Artist, Alice Hole to celebrate her work and understand what it is about Cornwall that inspires her so much and why she she’s so happy to now call it home… As an artist, I can’t help but be constantly inspired by my surroundings here in Cornwall. I
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We’re thrilled to bring you the first installment of our new content series #BirchallsBritain. Over the next 12 months we will be journeying around the UK, celebrating different regions through their unique environments, local foods & produce, culture, heritage & people. As you can see from our beautiful trailer above our first stop is
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Although our tea is predominantly sourced from East Africa, we trade through London and we consider ourselves very much a British family that have had their base firmly rooted in London over five generations. It’s our British roots and our constant pursuit in heightening tea-tasting experiences in every cup that has led us to
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