“In the emerald landscapes of Ireland, where the rhythm of life ebbs and flows with a distinct charm and warmth, tea isn’t just a beverage; it’s an emblem of comfort, a symbol of hospitality, and a cornerstone of daily life. The culture of tea in Ireland extends beyond the act of sipping this hot beverage. It’s interwoven into the social fabric, marking moments of joy, solace, and camaraderie. Irish tea culture, rich and steeped in tradition, tells the story of a nation’s resilience and its people’s unwavering love for the humble cuppa.
The quintessential Irish tea is robust, often a blend tailored to the soft water of the region, creating a unique taste that is both hearty and comforting. It’s more than just a morning wake-up call or an afternoon pick-me-up. In Ireland, tea is a ritual, an integral part of the day that brings people together, offering a pause for reflection and a chance for conversation. From family gatherings to a chat among friends, tea is the constant companion, ever-present in the ebb and flow of Irish life.” Irishhistory.com
Pour Yourself a Cuppa
A multi-speaker, multi-media, presentation that uses the metaphor and signficance of a cuppa to transform, reinvent, empower, and motivate audience members to fill and refill their cup in any situation. The power of story, communication, and humor is poured into every keynote, workshop and crafted to your audience. How do you take your cuppa?
Speakers
LISA BATES
Hot coffee, flavored (anything but coconut) cream, no sugar. Must be consumed before 2 pm. Afternoon cuppa hot tea with milk and a sweet.
Mother of three, non-profit executive, school administrator, teacher and counselor, entreprenuer, dog lover, actively aging athlete and travel enthusiast.
SONIA SCHONNING
Hot coffee, and depending on mood, either Island Coconut, Toasted Almond, or Hazelnut, extra cream, 2 Splenda. Must stay hot! Cup is usually found in the microwave at any hour of the day.
Mother of two grown daughters, three birds, and two dogs. Professor, PhD-in-waiting, early childhood consultant, former nonprofit executive, actor, singer, director, and proud musical theatre nerd.
CHRISTINE ERNST
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