Savouries
Mushroom Duxelle & Pecorino Brioche Bun Sundried Tomato & Mozzarella Tartlet
Finger Sandwiches
Cucumber & Cream Cheese
Organic Egg Mayonnaise, Truffle, Watercress
Houmous, Paprika, Rocket
Sweets
Praline Choux
Blackberry Mousse, Apple, Shortbread
Passion Fruit, Chocolate, Vanilla Layer Cake Banoffee
Homemade Plain & Raisin Scones, Strawberry Jam, Cornish Clotted Cream served with your choice of Danesfield loose-leaf tea
The Danesfield Afternoon Tea, served with a glass of Taittinger Champagne
TheDanesfieldAfternoonTea, servedwithaglassofTaittingerRoséChampagne
ADDITIONALSANDWICHES£10PERPERSON
ADDITIONALCAKES£10PERPERSON
BLACK TEA
EnglishBreakfast~arich,maltyIndianAssamwithSriLankan andKenyanblackteas,forbrightcharacteranddepthofflavour
DanesfieldBlend~aChineseandCeylonblacktea.Exotic ingredients,blendingmildspicinesswithnotesofdriedmango, sunflowerblossomandlemonpeeltoproduceadelicateinfusion
EarlGrey~adelicateblendofSriLankantealeaves,infusedwith naturalbergamot oil,zestylemonpeelandsweetorangeblossom
VanillaChai~boldandfierychaispicesareperfectlytemperedby smoothvanilla
WHITE TEA
WhiteApricotTea~aGoldTasteAward-winningtea.Therefined characterofwhiteteawithhoneyapricotsweetnessand undertonesofmarigoldandrose
SparklingWhite~arefreshing,refinedChinesewhitetea,an elegantblendofflowersandfruitpieces
GREEN TEA
JasmineDawn~adelicate,alluringblendofjasmine,vanilla,rose
ClassicGreen~madeinthetraditionalSenchastyle,thisteahas offersastrength,subtlesweetnessandrefreshingtaste
HERBAL & FRUIT TEA
Berrylicious~lusciousberriesbuildingtoafruitycrescendo beforegivingwaytotherich,caramelisednotesofroasted dandelionroot
RhubarbandVanilla~tartrhubarbandsweetvanillacombined beautifullywithChinesegreentea
ChillOutMint~anupliftingblendwithinvigoratingmenthol characterandthefreshestherbs
Alternatives:Cappuccino,Latte,Americano,Expresso,Mocha, Macchiato,HotChocolate
History of Danesfield House
The Present Neo-Tudor building was completed in 1901 for Robert Hudson, on what had been geographically recognized as a prehistoric hill fort known as ‘Danes Field Camp’.
The property was requisitioned in WWII by the Committees Intelligence Collection Management, whose staff were initially recruited from the Royal Air Force. The committee set up Signals Intelligence at Bletchley Park and Imagery Intelligence at Danesfield House.
An ‘Orangery’ was a building frequently found in the grounds of fashionable residences from the 17th to the 19th Century and given a classical architectural form.
The Orangery was like a greenhouse or conservatory, with the name reflecting their original use as a place where citrus trees were over wintered in tubs under cover, surviving through harsh frosts, though not expected to flower and fruit
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