Teatime is a custom that originated in England, along with buying extra tickets to the theater for each horse you had that is no longer alive. Be British with this Groupon.

$20 for a Tea-Garden Package for Two (Up to $49 Total Value)

• One pot of tea to share or two hot or iced tea drinks (up to a $10 value)
• Two 2-ounce packs of loose tea (up to a $12.50 value each)
• Set of two teacups (up to a $10 value)
• Two small strainers (a $2 value each)

After sipping on a shared pot of tea or individually made hot or iced tea drinks (including tea lattes, blended teas, and FrosTeas), pairs leave with their selections from a diverse lineup of loose-leaf teas, including Candy Bar and chocolate-banana black teas.

Dr. Tea's Tea Garden & Herbal Emporium

A connoisseur by birth, Mark "Dr. Tea" Ukra comes from a family of Middle Eastern tea merchants dating back 400 years. Mark, who was dubbed the Tea Doctor by a pair of brew-sipping toddlers, continues in his forebears' footsteps by searching teahouses and stalking wild teapots around the world. He and his wife, Julie, bought Tea Garden & Herbal Emporium to educate patrons about tea’s health benefits and share its subtle taste in the outdoor zen garden. The venture was a success, and the business has popped up in all sorts of media—The View, the New York Times, and Los Angeles Confidential magazine, to name just a few.

Dr. Tea’s library of more than 50 varieties of loose-leaf teas and more than 60 varieties of Chinese herbs includes award-winning CapaTeano drinks and Chinese herbal tonics. Its earthy blends range from standard Earl Grey, Darjeeling, and jasmine teas to tempting flavors including herbal caramel dream and black-label teas such as the rare Huo Shan Huang Ya tea.