Bramah's Museum of Tea & Coffee
Currently closed to the public
A fascinating museum situated just along from Borough Market. Bramah's Tea & Coffee Museum was formerly based at Butler's Wharf. The museum, which was opened in 1992 by the late Edward Bramah, tells the commercial and social history of tea and coffee over the past 400 years. There is naturally a tearoom serving the finest tea and coffee.
Web: www.teaandcoffeemuseum.co.uk
Open: Currently closed
Open: Currently closed
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News & features about Bramah's Museum of Tea & Coffee
- New home for Bramah Tea & Coffee Museum gets the go-ahead (30 Jul 2010)
- Museum founder Edward Bramah dies (13 Feb 2008)
- Chamber of Commerce hosts Langenhagen visitors (30 May 2006)
- Japanese Ambassador at Bramah Tea & Coffee Museum (12 Nov 2003)
- Bramah Tea & Coffee Museum (22 Apr 2002)
- Tea and coffee museum closes (1 Aug 2001)
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