Dame Mary and OBE tea!
The Queens Birthday Honours made Mary Berry a Dame and our ‘tea man’ an OBE, congratulations! Dame Mary Berry is shown how to make the most British tea in history…
A usual beekeepers morning …
Martin the beekeeper often sees bees at sunrise over the Manuka (above) although cooler temperatures this morning reduced the buzz. It is the earliest ever mass flowering of manuka we…
2020 Mother’s Day Competition
Win Mother's Day flowers, homegrown Single Estate Tea and top treats from Biscuiteers Fill out the form below for your entry into our Mother's Day competition to win Mother's Day…
Tea and biscuits – a brand new partnership
You’re probably thinking, but there’s nothing new about that combination?! But… we do have news about this brilliant British pairing. Tregothnan have collaborated with award-winning online biscuit retailer, Biscuiteers, to…
A First for British Charcoal in Smoke-Free Zones
For the first time ever, Tregothnan’s British charcoal has been awarded a smoke-free certification from DEFRA. Tregothnan’s high grade charcoal has been through rigorous testing by DEFRA, the government’s environmental,…
Fuel with honey – honey for runners
Honey is well known for its natural health benefits over refined sugar and artificial sweeteners for healthy weight management. There is research to suggest that honey can combat the symptoms…
Exporting GREAT British tea – the tea grown in England
Over 500 years ago, the British people borrowed China’s national drink of tea, embracing the ceremony of plucking, drying, brewing and serving the perfect cup. Tea has cemented itself in…
Tea, Gardening and Floristry Experiences at Tregothnan
If you’re looking for the perfect Cornish gift, look no further. Here at Tregothnan in Cornwall, we have created a range of exclusive gift experiences, workshops and courses to suit…
Manuka Honey making waves across the globe
We welcomed the American radio news show, MARKETPLACE and its roving reporter, Stephen Beard, to the estate to talk Manuka. Manuka bushes have been grown in the estates botanical garden…