Experience a taste of history with Oliver Pluff & Co. Colonial Bohea Loose Leaf Tea. This exceptional black tea blend offers a rich and smokey flavor that transports you back to the colonial era, making it a perfect addition to your morning routine or afternoon tea time. Crafted from hand-picked leaves sourced from the volcanic rock of the Wuyi Mountains, this loose leaf tea delivers a unique flavor profile characterized by warm aromas reminiscent of orange and wine.
Bohea tea, which was the largest tea import during colonial times, has a notable historical significance, as it was celebrated for its fragrant elegance and was extensively traded by the British and Dutch East India Companies. The 3 oz package comes in a signature matte black, airtight tin, ensuring freshness for longer periods.
Enjoy the delightful boost of caffeine this tea provides, whether you are starting your day or taking a moment to relax. Key Features: Historical Significance: Enjoy a tea that played a crucial role in American history, including its destruction during the Boston Tea Party. Unique Flavor Profile: Experience a rich and smokey taste with warm notes of orange and wine, perfect for any time of day.
Hand-Picked Leaves: Sourced from the volcanic rock of the Wuyi Mountains, ensuring well-made and robust flavor. Freshness Guaranteed: Packaged in a matte black, airtight tin to maintain the freshness and flavor of the tea. Brewing Instructions: For the best experience, use 1 teaspoon of loose leaf tea per 8 oz cup of water and steep for 3-5 minutes.
Versatile Enjoyment: Perfect for morning routines or afternoon relaxation, this tea can be enjoyed black or with a splash of milk. Oliver Pluff & Co. Colonial Bohea Loose Leaf Tea is ideal for tea enthusiasts and anyone looking to explore a unique historical beverage. With its rich taste and significant background, this tea offers both enjoyment and a connection to the past, making it a delightful choice for everyday sipping or special occasions.
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