For Immediate Release

NEW YORK/EWORLDWIRE/Nov. 22, 2004 --- "Some like it hot," said Jennifer Geronaitis, founder of Tea Time World Wide, referring to the company's recent expansion into a line of products other than tea. The company, which has been featured in Entrepreneur Magazine and is a two-time winner of the Golden Web Award, offers a complementary array of delectable gourmet food and handcrafted personal gift items. By adding exotic spices, desserts and varieties of honey to its already lengthy list of offerings (which covers items from handcrafted bath linen adornments and jewelry to hand-painted silk scarves), it is growing to meet the demands of a discriminating market.

"A passion for tea has evolved into more," stated Geronaitis. "I could never have envisioned the realm of delicacies - for both eye and palate - that I'm driving the public to enjoy."

Six exceptional gift sets of exotic spices by Nirmala's Kitchen come from places like India, Australia and Africa, and they are packaged in handsome, handcrafted wooden crates. Savannah Bee Company's new holiday gift set offers a fluted jar of tupelo honey, a bees wax candle, two lip balms and a honeycomb box as a nice way to sample its products.

For the holiday season - aside from its array of other potential gift-giving products - Tea Time World Wide is delving into sumptuous cakes and cookies by Dancing Deer Baking Company. Seasonal dessert specialties are special treats, like brandy-soaked harvest cake and maple pumpkin cranberry cake.

"Simply elegant celebrations, which are unique in themselves, are enhanced by tiny touches - like sugar cubes adorned with decorator roses," added Geronaitis. "And chocolate lovers have been pleasantly surprised to have found a way to combine their love with tea - in a chocolate bar too scrumptious to pass up."

Aside from traveling in pursuit of unique teas - which has taken Geronatitis to tea conventions where she has discovered the products offered at Tea Time World Wide - she is also an accomplished author of several articles about tea, including her most recent article entitled "Tea By Design," which offers tips on blending teas at home.

Tea Time World Wide offers a free quarterly newsletter with news about products, events and trade shows related to tea. Website visitors may search for tea rooms in their geographic areas, educate themselves about tea or learn more about experts in the industry such as Jane Pettigrew, co-author of "The New Tea Companion," with whom Geronatitis has posted an interview.

More information about Tea Time World Wide and its products and services is available online at www.tealiving.com or by calling 631-929-4070.

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CONTACT:
Jennifer Geronaitis
Tea Time World Wide
24 Megans Way
Wading River, NY 11792
PHONE. 631-929-4070
FAX. 631-886-1359
EMAIL: tealiving@optonline.net

SOURCE: Tea Time World Wide