Afternoon Tea Week runs from 10 to 16 August, and across London and beyond, some of the country's most celebrated hotels and restaurants are marking the occasion with Saicho on the table. From a glass poured alongside the sandwiches to a full pairing across every course, here is where you can find our single origin sparkling teas this week, and what to expect when you get there.
Home House Members' Club
Behind the doors of this Georgian townhouse in Portman Square sits one of London's most exclusive private members' clubs. Members can currently purchase Saicho Jasmine and Saicho Osmanthus by the glass, a fitting match for the relaxed, sociable atmosphere of Home House's afternoon tea.
Sofitel London St James
At the Rose Lounge, Sofitel blends Parisian elegance with British tradition just off Piccadilly. Saicho Jasmine is available to purchase by the glass, a light and floral addition to an already refined setting.
The Rosebery at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park
Overlooking Hyde Park, The Rosebery is one of London's most established afternoon tea destinations. Guests can add a Saicho sparkling tea pairing alongside their tea service, matching each course with one of our single origin teas.
The Lobby at The Peninsula London
Served beneath the hotel's striking glass ceiling in Belgravia, afternoon tea at The Peninsula comes with the option of a glass of Saicho Darjeeling, a quietly luxurious touch in one of London's newer grand hotels.
The Georgian at Harrods
Inside Harrods' Knightsbridge department store, The Georgian offers all four Saicho expressions, available by 200ml or 750ml bottle. It is one of the most complete Saicho offerings in London, so worth a visit if you want to try the full range in one sitting.
The Palm Court at Sheraton Grand Park Lane
One of London's original Art Deco ballrooms, The Palm Court gives guests several ways to enjoy Saicho. Choose a glass of Jasmine, Hojicha or Darjeeling sparkling tea alongside your afternoon tea, try the Osmanthus cocktail from the drinks menu, or order any of the four Saicho expressions by the glass or bottle.
TĪNG at Shangri-La The Shard
On Level 35 of The Shard, TĪNG pairs panoramic views with a menu that draws on both British and Asian influences. Saicho Jasmine and Darjeeling are both available by the bottle here.
Jean-Georges at The Connaught
Overlooking Mount Street in Mayfair, Jean-Georges at The Connaught brings chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's take on British classics together with South East Asian flavours, and Saicho is part of the tea offering alongside its well known afternoon tea service.
The Landmark London
Served beneath the hotel's eight storey glass atrium, afternoon tea at The Landmark is one of London's most recognisable settings. You will find Saicho among the teas on offer.
The Drawing Room at Raffles London at The OWO
Set inside the former Old War Office in Whitehall, The Drawing Room's Operation Mincemeat Afternoon Tea takes its inspiration from the building's history as a hub of wartime intelligence. It comes with the option of a glass of Saicho Darjeeling.
The Glendevon Room at Gleneagles
At Gleneagles in Auchterarder, Perthshire, The Glendevon Room serves afternoon tea against a backdrop of the Ochil Hills. Saicho Hojicha is available by the glass, a warm, toasted note that suits the setting well.
Aviator, Farnborough
Overlooking the airfield in Hampshire, Aviator offers a Saicho sparkling tea pairing alongside its afternoon tea, giving guests the option to match each course with one of our teas.
Claridge's
Few venues are as closely associated with afternoon tea as Claridge's. Its Art Deco surroundings and long standing reputation make it one of London's most iconic settings to enjoy the tradition, with Saicho among the teas served.
Royal Lancaster London
Overlooking Hyde Park, Royal Lancaster combines contemporary elegance with park views, and Saicho features as part of its afternoon tea offering.
Park Tower Knightsbridge
Set between Hyde Park and Knightsbridge, Park Tower offers an intimate afternoon tea in one of London's most sought after neighbourhoods, with Saicho on the tea list.
The Savoy
Served beneath the glass dome of the Thames Foyer, afternoon tea at The Savoy is one of London's longest running traditions, and Saicho is included among the teas on offer.
art'otel Battersea Power Station
At art'otel Battersea Power Station, Saicho is part of the afternoon tea offering, served in a setting that looks straight out over the iconic power station itself.
Raise a glass this Afternoon Tea Week
From grand hotel institutions to newer arrivals on the scene, this list shows just how many ways there are to enjoy Saicho during Afternoon Tea Week. Whether you are after a full pairing across every course or a single glass alongside your sandwiches and scones, there is a venue on this list for you. We recommend booking ahead, as several of these spots get busy during Afternoon Tea Week itself.