Rose Hall introduces a double launch High Tea and Golf Academy

This spring, Rose hall Developments announces the launch of its Afternoon Tea alongside the opening of the Golf Academy.

The Rose Hall golf academy was created to provide promising students an opportunity to explore the game of golf without economic investment.

“Rose Hall believes that talent needs to be nurtured at early ages, and this sport contributes to much more than skill. It provides discipline, concentration, sportsmanship and an opportunity for employment in the golf world – like a star, as a caddy, golf pro or an administrator,” stated Michele Rollins, chairman of the organisation.

Rose Hall is also taking the high tea ritual and traditions to the next level.

From seasonal specialties, created with skill and precision by a dedicated team, to charming and selective teas, the new ‘Rose Hall Afternoon Tea’ combines tradition and culture with a modern English twist, stated the group’s Public Relations Manager, Michelle Parkes.

Inspired by Jamaica’s classic and prestigious British culture, the Afternoon Tea package includes a selection of savoury finger sandwiches, sweet pastries, homemade fruit tarts, and traditional English scones with fresh cream, strawberry and guava jam.

The comprehensive medley of British black tea (or a choice of selective teas) and freshly brewed coffee, Witches Brew, fresh lemonade and sparkling wine are the perfect accompaniments, Parkes added.

Rose Hall Developments is inviting lovers of high tea to spend their fresh spring afternoons at the historic great house with friends and loved ones and enjoy a magnificent setting with elegant, welcoming service, transforming a traditional tea experience into a great treat for everyone.

Afternoon Tea is available every Wednesday between 3:30 p.m. and 5 p.m.

“We look forward to the success of the high tea and the academy, and perhaps a green jacket won by a Jamaican Tiger Woods,” said Michele Rollins, who is also a big golfer.