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On this week's show, we trace the rich history and flavors of coffee and
tea in Louisiana and beyond. Historian RL Reeves Jr. tells us about the
historical origins of Luzianne, a New Orleans purveyor of tea and coffee
since 1902. Then, we head to The English Tea Room & Eatery in Covington,
where Jan and Tim Lantrip host us for a traditional afternoon tea. Finally,
Suzanne Stone and David Feldman share what they learned while researching
their book, New Orleans Coffee: A Rich History.
tea in Louisiana and beyond. Historian RL Reeves Jr. tells us about the
historical origins of Luzianne, a New Orleans purveyor of tea and coffee
since 1902. Then, we head to The English Tea Room & Eatery in Covington,
where Jan and Tim Lantrip host us for a traditional afternoon tea. Finally,
Suzanne Stone and David Feldman share what they learned while researching
their book, New Orleans Coffee: A Rich History.
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