<p>The 84-year-old Monarch makes her own Earl Grey with Malvern water at 5 PM daily; in fact, her staff at Buckingham Palace have been instructed to leave the afternoon tea pouring strictly to her, 'The Sun' reported.<br /><br />But at any other time, the Queen is happy for her servants to do it, said etiquette expert Jean Broke-Smith, who has strong personal links to the monarchy.<br /><br />She said: "She is a very traditional lady and when she has visitors, no matter where she is in the world, she pours tea for herself and all of her guests at 5 PM. Queen Elizabeth is a very proud hostess."<br /><br />Meanwhile, it was revealed that the Queen Mother was a fan of Jamaican ska music. Her record collection included Caribbean steel bands, a Canadian yodeller and You Can Call Me Al by Paul Simon. She died in 2002 aged 101.</p>
<p>The 84-year-old Monarch makes her own Earl Grey with Malvern water at 5 PM daily; in fact, her staff at Buckingham Palace have been instructed to leave the afternoon tea pouring strictly to her, 'The Sun' reported.<br /><br />But at any other time, the Queen is happy for her servants to do it, said etiquette expert Jean Broke-Smith, who has strong personal links to the monarchy.<br /><br />She said: "She is a very traditional lady and when she has visitors, no matter where she is in the world, she pours tea for herself and all of her guests at 5 PM. Queen Elizabeth is a very proud hostess."<br /><br />Meanwhile, it was revealed that the Queen Mother was a fan of Jamaican ska music. Her record collection included Caribbean steel bands, a Canadian yodeller and You Can Call Me Al by Paul Simon. She died in 2002 aged 101.</p>