Boston Tea Party 250 Anniversary Tea | Commemorative Tin Kukicha prematurely initiating the oxidation process

prematurely initiating the oxidation process that results in its distinctive honey aroma and woody taste

These convenient one-use bags allow your tea to expand when the leaves rehydrate

Tea Etiquette

Its delicate flavor and slightly sweet aftertaste make it the choice of green tea connoisseurs

Available only in pyramid sachets

Boston Tea Party 250 Anniversary Tea | Commemorative Tin Kukicha prematurely initiating the oxidation processOn the eve of the American Revolution, colonists turned to their orchards and gardens in search of ingredients that might extend the life of their precious Chinese teas. One popular fruit was the peach, first planted by Thomas Jefferson at Monticello in 1768. This flavor filled blend makes a tea that can be served hot or cold. It's especially refreshing on a hot summer afternoon. The aroma will make you think you are relaxing in Jefferson's orchard.