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Colonial Orchard Liberty Tea

Colonial Orchard Liberty Tea

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During the Revolutionary War, revolutionary Colonists drank botanically – based tea blends in place of British options. Hence the name Liberty Tea.  Our fruity and floral Liberty Tea blend contains authentic botanicals - rose, apple, marjoram, strawberry leaf, and chamomile. The blend is fruity and floral with a touch of spice…Guaranteed to awaken your inner patriot. Enjoy your Liberty Tea by adding one or two teaspoons or one True Treats teabag to hot water. Steep for three to five minutes. Enjoy hot or cold! Comes with a keepsake card and recipe on the back.

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Size: 9 ounce jar

Strawberry Leaf, Rose Flower, Chamomile, Marjoram, Dried Apple

Allergen Disclaimer: Please note that our products are made in a facility that processes peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, soy, and wheat. While we take precautions to prevent cross-contamination, we cannot guarantee that our products are allergen-free.

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Why Liberty Teas? “Liberty Tea” was a nickname for drinks that replaced English tea during the Independence War. The blends depended on what was available and, of course, personal preferences. Other alternative hot beverages were energy boosters, such as chocolate – which didn’t rely on British shipping - and coffee. Sugars were also used in the boycotts of British goods: maple was used in place of cane sugar, which the British grew and shipped...
Why Liberty Teas? “Liberty Tea” was a nickname for drinks that replaced English tea during the Independence War. The blends depended on what was available and, of course, personal preferences. Other alternative hot beverages were energy boosters, such as chocolate – which didn’t rely on British shipping - and coffee. Sugars were also used in the boycotts of British goods: maple was used in place of cane sugar, which the British grew and shipped from the Caribbean using slave labor, for example. By the 19th century, abolitionists used similar tactics, promoting beet sugar, sorghum molasses, and maple as alternatives to cane sugar made with the “blood and sweat” of slaves.

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