A time-honoured ritual
For centuries tea has formed an integral part of Eastern European culture, a tradition celebrated with the Hazendal Tea Ceremony. From the steaming samovar (Russian urn) guests will enjoy our specially imported tea blend, served alongside plates of sweet and savoury traditional treats. Be assured of a radostnoye vremya (a joyful time).
Booking
Available Tuesday – Sunday: 10:00 – 17:00 (last booking at 15:00)
R395/R255 per adult/child (12 years and under)
Mid-week Special (Tuesday – Thursday): R335/R216 per adult/child
Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan menus available on request.
Bookings (24hrs in advance) are essential. 50% deposit required.
Full prepayment required for groups larger than 10 (12% gratuity applies).
Payment strictly by credit card. Cash payments not accepted.
A memorable experience
The Hazendal Tea Ceremony is an unforgettable cultural and culinary experience ideal for larger groups. The Ceremony is particularly popular for bridal showers and birthday celebrations, or a special treat shared with friends and family. Pair the Hazendal Tea Ceremony with a bottle of Hazendal Cap Classique, or opt for the full experience with freshly-baked blini and imported beluga caviar.
Did you know
An indispensable part of a Russian tea party is the Samovar (самовар). The Samovar is a tea urn unique to Russia in which large quantities of tea are brewed to last the duration of an unhurried conversation. The Samovar takes pride of place in the centre of the table and because each samovar has a differently shaped body, each vessel produces its own “song” when the water starts boiling, adding to the cosiness and intimacy of the occasion. The Samovar plays such an iconic role in Russian culture, that it even has its own saying: “to go to Tula with your own Samovar”, which means “don’t take what you don’t need” because the city of Tula is considered the Samovar capital of Russia.
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