The English Pudding
- 80 pages
- 3 hours of reading
The pudding is comforting, warming, satisfying and ambrosial.
Jane Pettigrew is a distinguished tea specialist, historian, and writer who has dedicated herself since 1983 to illuminating the intricate world of tea. Her prolific writings delve into the diverse aspects of tea, exploring its rich production, historical significance, and cultural tapestry. Through her literary contributions, she invites readers to understand the multifaceted nature of tea, often sharing insights in specialized journals. Beyond her written works, Pettigrew extends her expertise through engaging masterclasses and tastings, solidifying her role as a leading authority in the field.







The pudding is comforting, warming, satisfying and ambrosial.
This is a homage to this long-established and much-loved beverage.
O Guia do Conhecedor
The history of tea dates back to the 3rd millennium BC. Initially used solely as a medicinal beverage, it became a commercial product in Europe in the 17th century, evolving into a widely enjoyed drink. This handbook outlines the key milestones in tea's history and provides valuable information on cultivation, production, and preparation. The second part of the book features a directory of teas organized by growing regions, offering detailed and knowledgeable descriptions of all commercially available varieties, along with guidance on how to brew each tea to fully develop its aroma and flavor. Additionally, it includes recommendations on which teas to serve for different occasions and with various foods.
Excellent Book