I was in Charleston, South Carolina, last week and just couldn’t resist picking up some loose leaf tea grown on the Charleston Tea Plantation, the only tea plantation in the United States. The Charleston Breakfast Tea variety brewed for four minutes, resulting in a vibrant amber color. The flavor is pleasant, although not multi-dimensional or particularly bold. The taste is slightly nutty but lacks sweetness that my worn tastebuds are able to detect. All-in-all, this is a kind and gentle breakfast tea that will softly stir you from your slumber.
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I wasn’t a big fan of it,but reading this review makes it sound insatiable for the morning;so i’ll give it another try. Thanks. :)
Just so you know…not the only tea plantation in the USA…Sakuma Brothers in Skagit Valley Washington is also produced in the US…FYI
Hi Alan!
Yes, give it a try. You won’t be sorry! Thanks for your comment!
Stoo
Hi Kashyap!
I heard about the Sakuma Brothers several months ago. It is a fairly recent tea venture. I believe they are calling themselves a “farm” and haven’t reached “plantation” status yet. However, they are tea growers nevertheless. Thanks for keeping me straight!
To learn more about the Sakuma Brothers tea farm, go here: http://shop.sakumabros.com/tea.aspx
Stoo
yeah…I already know and work with Richard and offer the Green and Oolong through our website and store…
Very cool, Kashyap! Please send me the link to your website. I’d love to take a look at it!
Stoo
I wasn’t a big fan of it,but reading this review makes it sound insatiable for the morning;so i’ll give it another try. Thanks. :)
Just so you know…not the only tea plantation in the USA…Sakuma Brothers in Skagit Valley Washington is also produced in the US…FYI
Hi Alan!
Yes, give it a try. You won’t be sorry! Thanks for your comment!
Stoo
Hi Kashyap!
I heard about the Sakuma Brothers several months ago. It is a fairly recent tea venture. I believe they are calling themselves a “farm” and haven’t reached “plantation” status yet. However, they are tea growers nevertheless. Thanks for keeping me straight!
To learn more about the Sakuma Brothers tea farm, go here: http://shop.sakumabros.com/tea.aspx
Stoo
yeah…I already know and work with Richard and offer the Green and Oolong through our website and store…
Very cool, Kashyap! Please send me the link to your website. I’d love to take a look at it!
Stoo
http://www.staufs.com/storecategory93.aspx