John Dodd: A British-Scottish businessman, in 1868 he introduced tea seedlings to northern Taiwan and became known as the "Father of Tawainese Oolong Tea". Ingredients:...
Queen Mary I: "Bloody" Mary, this tea is good for the blood, as well as having a bloody appearance. Ingredients: Ginger, Hibiscus, Tumeric, Rooibos, Orange...
William Shakespeare: Playwright, poet, and actor, in multiple instances he used strawberries as symbolism in his works, such as"Othello" and "The Tragedy of Richard the...
Roger Bacon: A medieval English polymath and scientist, he's the first known European to have recorded the formula for gunpowder. Ingredients: Premium Green Tea Water...
Arthur Guinness: An Irish brewer and entrepeneur, he invented Guinness beer and founded the Guinness Brewery in 1759. Ingredients: Premium Black Tea Water Temperature: 212°F...
King George III: Was the reigning King during this historical event, as well as the rest of the revolution. Ingredients: Premium Black Tea Water Temperature:...
Sir Isaac Newton: Known for his scientific theories regarding gravity, as reportedly inspired by an apple falling from a tree. Ingredients: Premium Black Tea, Cinnamon...
Captain James Cook: A British Royal Navy officer and explorer, who completed the first circumnavigation around New Zealand. Ingredients: Rosehip and Strawberry and Kiwi and...
James Robinson: A British dentist, a career associated heavily with mint thanks to flavored toothpaste, he was the first person in Britain to administer general...
Beatrix Potter: Author of The Tale of Peter Rabbit, which shows the titular character being given Chamomile Tea to soothe an upset stomach. Ingredients: Chamomile...
King George II: The US state of Georgia is named after this king, while also being heavily associated with peaches. Ingredients: Premium Black Tea, Peach,...
Captain John Martyn: Captain of the first ships into Jamestown in 1607, part of the Virginia Company, ancestor to the owner of Virginia Tea Trading....
Mary Elizabeth Grey, Countess Grey: A British noblewoman who supported her husband, Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey, as a political hostess. Ingredients: Premium Black Tea,...
Queen Elizabeth I: Last monarch from the House of Tudor, she established the English Protestant Church. She is also depicted as having red hair, like...
Lady Sybil Grey: Descendant of Charles Grey and daughter of Albert Grey, was a nurse during WWI, reminiscient of the calming and healing presence lavender...
Albert Henry George Grey, 4th Earl Grey: Descendant of Charles Grey and Governer General of Canada from 1904 to 1911, akin to how cornflowers, which...
Sir Winston Churchill: Former British Prime Minister, was known to favor this tea, and was also known for his habit of smoking cigars. Ingredients: Premium...
Sir James Lancaster: An English privateer and trader, he took expeditions to the East Indies, the natural habitat of the mango, where he helped establish...
William Adams: An English navigator, and the first Englishman to reach Japan, where he became an influential figure during the 17th century. Ingredients: Sencha Green...
Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount, 1st Duke of Bronte: Helped Lead a fleet to victory during the Battle of Trafalgar, which helped prevent Napoleon's planned invasion...
Albert Henry George Grey, 4th Earl Grey: Descendant of Charles Grey and Governer General of Canada from 1904 to 1911, akin to how cornflowers, which...
Captain James Cook: A British Royal Navy officer and explorer, who completed the first circumnavigation around New Zealand. Ingredients: Rosehip and Strawberry and Kiwi and...
Queen Elizabeth I: Last monarch from the House of Tudor, she established the English Protestant Church. She is also depicted as having red hair, like...
William Shakespeare: Playwright, poet, and actor, in multiple instances he used strawberries as symbolism in his works, such as"Othello" and "The Tragedy of Richard the...
Mary Elizabeth Grey, Countess Grey: A British noblewoman who supported her husband, Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey, as a political hostess. Ingredients: Premium Black Tea,...
