
Weekend Meadow Afternoon Tea
Sparkling Afternoon Tea £90
Served with a glass of Rathfinny Rosé or Wild Idol Rosé
Savoury
- Old Winchester cheese palmier with garden herb emulsion
Sandwiches
- Smokin’ Brothers smoked salmon, English wasabi and garden nasturtium on beetroot bread
- Herb-fed chicken with society garlic emulsion on onion bread
- Goats’ cheese, smoked tomato and lovage on wholemeal bread
- Clarence Court Burford Brown egg mayonnaise with mustard cress on white bread
Freshly-baked Scones
Served with strawberry jam, peach and estate honey compote and clotted cream
Pastries
- Signature chocolate, toasted oats and salted caramel
- Camomile and pineapple choux
- English raspberry, Earl Grey and lemon verbena tart
- Apricot and lemon thyme cake
Savour a Slice
- Lemon, estate elderflower and mint travel cake
Champagne and Sparkling Wine
Elevate your afternoon tea experience with the following selections.
- Billecart-Salmon, Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru, France, NV — £18 (125ml) | £170 (750ml)
- Dom Pérignon, Brut, France, 2017 — £50 (125ml) | £405 (750ml)
- Nyetimber, ‘Cuvée 1086’, West Sussex — £315 (750ml)
- Krug, Grande Cuvée — £435 (750ml)
Specialist’s Fine Teas £6 Supplement
- Silver Needles — One of the rarest most glamorous Chinese white teas. Picked only two days a year, producing a sweet and delicate cup with clean peachy taste, with hints of melon.
- Golden Monkey — A black tea with golden tips, from Southern China with a low caffeine content. First leaf pick of the tea and bud. Second cousin of the Silver Needles.
- Gyokuro Precious Dew — One of Japan’s most famous teas, produced from beautiful emerald flat needle leaves, ensuring a smooth, refined and uplifting cup.
- Dragon Well — Green tea with open leaf. Smooth, sweet taste with low caffeine content. Considered one of the best teas in China.
Tea Menu
Country House Classics
- Coworth Park Afternoon Blend — A unique blend of muscatel Darjeeling, peachy Formosa Oolong, and a hint of Lapsang and China Keemun. An elegant and light, yet very refreshing tea.
- Coworth Park Original English Breakfast — This is a wonderful full-bodied punchy blend of tea, which encompasses the malty flavours of Assam, accentuated with bright, mellow Ceylon blended with Kenyan leaf.
- Earl Grey Imperial — Our Earl Grey is a glorious blend of four different teas, uplifting silver tips blended with Chinese Ceylon, Formosa Oolong and married with a citrus bergamot oil. A light soothing and perfect afternoon blend.
- Darjeeling — The champagne and queen of teas. Our Darjeeling is a first flush grown on the foothills of the Himalayas.
- Assam — Grown along the banks of the mighty Brahmaputra River in Northern India, this is a full-bodied tea with a malty flavour.
- Oolong — A semi-fermented tea, attractive amber-hue, with a mild slightly nutty taste yet fully developed aroma.
- Lapsang Souchong — An ancient Chinese black tea created by drying large tea leaves over smoky pine fires, resulting in a truly distinctive flavour.
- Decaffeinated Black Tea — A high graded Ceylon tea, decaffeinated yet still full of flavour and depth.
Fruit Teas
- Rhubarb — Fruity and light spiced black tea, infused with rhubarb flavours and pieces, ginger and cornflowers.
- Strawberry — Sweet, juicy and fragrant strawberry pieces, infused with hibiscus, blackcurrant, apple and kiwi.
- Peach — A delicate black tea infused with peaches. This delightfully refreshing tea can be served hot or cold.
- Apricot — Black tea infused with apricot pieces and flowers, calendula, sunflowers and pear. White Tea presents a visual spectacle as it unfurls in your cup.
World Favourites
- Matcha — A high-grade green tea ground into powdered form. The green tea powder is whisked into hot water, instead of steeped, to form a frothy drink. The meditative act of preparing, presenting, and sipping matcha is the backbone of the Japanese tea ceremony.
- Chai — An aromatic beverage that blends black tea with various herbs and spices. The most common spices used in chai are cinnamon, cardamom, ginger, clove, black pepper, and star anise.
- Lemon Black Tea — Zesty, fruity and sweet, can be served hot or cold.
- Rose and Pistachio — Famous Asian wedding tea, elegant, fragrant, sweet and magical. Rose infused tea, blended with pistachio and almonds.
Flowering, Herbs and Blossoms
- Lemon Verbena — A refreshing and cleansing blend of lemon rind and lemongrass.
- Camomile — With a scent of fresh green apples, this tea has a smooth and elegant honey sweet infusion, perfect to calm the mind and body.
- Peppermint — An invigorating, highly scented tea stimulating in the morning and a soothing digestive.
- Fresh Mint — Home grown mint leaves with boiling water for a light, revitalising caffeine free boost.
- Sweet Violets — Sweet light & fragrant, Violet, rose and vanilla with a hint of caramel, white flowers and borage.
- Garden Bloom — Lemon black tea, infused with lemon verbena, pansies, cornflowers and hibiscus, mixed with camellia and a hint of apple.
- Flowering Carnation — Unique floral aroma and delicate sweetness. Pleasant flavour with a refreshing floral touch.
- Flowering Amaranth, Calendula and Jasmine — Crafted from exquisite white tea delicately wrapped with amaranth, marigold, and strings of jasmine flowers, this Floral Fantasy Flowering White Tea presents a visual spectacle as it unfurls in your cup.
Our menu contains allergens. If you have a food allergy or intolerance, please let a member of the Drawing Room team know on placing your order.
A discretionary service charge of 15% will be added to the bill.
All prices include VAT.
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