Stylish additions to your Thanksgiving table
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, we've curated a selection of items to make 28th November a celebration to remember

Well, it is officially the proverbial festive season, and come Thursday 28 November, Americans around the world will be indulging in the annual tradition of Thanksgiving (Friendsgiving, and everything else in between) among friends and family.
You’ve most likely got the bird stuffed, the pumpkin pie in the oven and the apple cider mimosas garnished . But when it comes to the finer details, you might need some help. So, here are 10 items that make your party even more memorable.
These handmade spiral tumblers designed by British designer Louise Roe are delicate and tactile. Perfect for pre-dinner drinks or as water glasses, they add a touch of restraint to a Thanksgiving themed table. The fact that Roe is based in Copenhagen has a real impact on her style and these glasses are no exception.
Not only is this Spanish almond blossom tea beautiful to look at, it encapsulates flavours that sing of Thanksgiving - almonds and honey, juxtaposed with the greenness of artichokes. It’s been ethically sourced too by the brilliant Rare Tea Company which turned 20 this year.
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Millie Milliken is a multi-award-winning spirits and cocktail writer and editor based in London. Having spent the beginning on her career working for publications in-house, she now freelances for the likes of Evening Standard, Club Oenologique and The Cocktail Lovers. She also helps run a non-profit for women in the global whisky industry.
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