Boston Tea Party Tea Sampler, 6 Assorted Loose Leaf Tea Sampler, All The Historical Teas Thrown Over During The Boston Tea Party, Approx. 90+Cups

Boston Tea Party Tea Sampler, 6 Assorted Loose Leaf Tea Sampler, All The Historical Teas Thrown Over During The Boston Tea Party, Approx. 90+Cups

• ☸ <b>UNIQUE SAMPLER OF SIX HISTORICAL TEAS, THE SAME TYPES THROWN OVER DURING THE BOSTON TEA PARTY</b>- This loose leaf tea sampler is truly a time machine, as it includes 6 loose leaf teas that are the same types of tea thrown over the side of the British tea ships during the Boston Tea Party
• ☸ <b>EACH TEA INCLUDED IN THIS SAMPLER IS IMPORTED BY AN AMERICAN COMPANY ACTIVE OVER 100 YEARS IN THE TEA TRADE</B>-When we at Solstice Tea Traders began this project we enlisted the help of an American tea importer with over one hundred years experience to ensure we had historically accurate and high quality examples of these historical teas.
• ☸ <b>ALTHOUGH THESE ARE TEAS POPULAR IN THE 1700's, THEY ARE STILL INCREDIBLY ENJOYABLE</b>-Despite changing tastes, and hundred of years of changing trends in the tea industry these types of tea still hold up very well, and are still extremely enjoyable loose tea
• ☸ <b>A GREAT LOOSE LEAF TEA SAMPLER, PERFECT GIFT FOR HISTORY OR TEA BUFFS</b>- This loose tea sampler is a perfect sampler for any tea lover as the teas are very high quality specialty grade teas, as well as for a gift for any history or tea lover
• ☸ <b>FEATURES 6 TEAS, BOHEA CHINA BLACK TEA, OOLONG LOOSE TEA, CONGOU BLACK TEA, SOUCHONG BLACK TEA, SINGLO GREEN TEA, AND HYSON GREEN TEA, AS WELL AS 6 REUSABLE TEA TINS, HISTORY FACT SHEET, AND A NICE BOX WITH ARTWORK</B>-This loose tea sampler features 6 teas, all of which are teas that are surprisingly well documented as being the types thrown over that day, some of our research even led us to John Adams diary. Included are 6 4oz tins, although the amount of each type of tea varies by volume

<b>Boston Tea Party Tea Sampler, 6 Assorted Loose Leaf Tea Sampler, All The Historical Teas Thrown Over During The Boston Tea Party</b> <p></p> We put together this loose tea sampler as a passion project due to our deep interests in both history and tea. <p></p> Included in this tea sampler are 6 types of tea, all of which are examples of the exact types of teas thrown over and destroyed during the Boston Tea Party. Some of which are so near exact, that should you have drank them then, and drank them now, the differences wouldn't be noticeable. <p></p> Included in this loose tea sampler, are the following loose leaf teas: <p></p> Bohea Black Tea- Bohea (boo-hee) originally came from the Fujian Province in China an area which is often claimed to be one of the first locations to export tea. <p></p> Oolong (Bohea)- Oolong is a lightly oxidized tea with a gentle body and softer taste. In todays knowledge, Oolong is a type of tea that is not necessarily black nor green. <p></p> Congou Black Tea- Congou was one of the truly high quality black teas to be exported out of China. Congou is actually pronounced as "kung fu" and translates to english as "made with great skill". <p></p> Souchong- Otherwise know as Lapsang Souchong, this is the closest to original tea we have included in the sampler. We source this tea from the same regions and plantations as the East India Company did in 1773. <p></p> Singlo- Singlo accounted for the second largest amount of tea destroyed that day. Singlo is a higher end green tea that is very much like the standard daily drinker green teas today. <p></p> Hyson- Hyson was the other green tea included on this fateful shipment of tea to the colonies. Believe it or not, green tea accounted for 20% or so of the volume of tea on the shipment, and made up around 30% of the value of the loss.<p></p>Note re tea tins: each tin measures 2.6 wide by 2 inches tall and holds 4oz volume tea [volume not weight].