Afternoon tea at Belden

Afternoon tea at Belden

The dining room at Belsen House & Mews in Litchfield.

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Since its debut on Dec. 1, afternoon tea is served Sunday through Thursday at Belsen House & Mews in Litchfield from 2 to 4 p.m. The beautiful new hotel — the latest delight from Dutchfield, the team that owns Troutbeck in Amenia — invites both guests and visitors to indulge in a relaxing tea experience in a warm and welcoming setting. The tea selection features a variety of premium blends from local tea purveyor In Pursuit of Tea, including Wood Dragon Oolong, Darjeeling, Lapsang Souchong and White Peony. Known for sourcing the finest single origin leaves directly from farmers, In Pursuit of Tea ensures the highest quality and purity in every cup. The tea service is complemented by a generous assortment of savory and sweet treats, including traditional tea sandwiches (such as cucumber, boiled egg, and curried chicken) and freshly baked scones served with clotted cream and jam. For reservations, visit: beldenhouse.com

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