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A Windsor Castle banquet for Oman’s Sultan Haitham will feature three teas inspired by kahwa, blending Omani flavours with Britain’s tea tradition.
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King Charles III and Queen Camilla will offer guests at a state banquet for Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq a choice of three teas inspired by kahwa, the spiced coffee traditionally associated with the region, Nieuws.nl reports. The menu is intended to bring Omani flavours to a formal British occasion. [1]
The British royal household said the concept had been adapted to reflect Britain’s longstanding fondness for tea, while retaining the aromatic spices and flavours that distinguish kahwa, according to the report. It described the three options as reflecting the warmth and hospitality of Omani and British traditions. [1]
Charles and Camilla viewed the set table at Windsor Castle ahead of Tuesday evening’s banquet. Haitham’s state visit to the UK began on Tuesday morning; the Prince and Princess of Wales also attended several events during the visit. [1]
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