Williamsburg Pomegranate Garden, Tin of 20 Sachets
The latest addition to our Williamsburg Collection, Pomegranate Garden offers a level of sophistication blended with sweet and tart notes of pomegranate flavors and hibiscus. This highly prized, vivid floral pattern has graced homes since the 18th century. Inspired by Asian plants and Indian textiles, it included pomegranate and hibiscus. Popularly called “tobacco leaf” by collectors, it was a fashionable import to the American South as fine china.
Each tin contains 20 tea sachets.
Each sachet brews one 12 oz. cup of tea.
Be sure to recycle your tin, or click here to explore ways to reuse your tins!
Click here to see all Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Blends.
The latest addition to our Williamsburg Collection, Pomegranate Garden offers a level of sophistication blended with sweet and tart notes of pomegranate flavors and hibiscus. This highly prized, vivid floral pattern has graced homes since the 18th century. Inspired by Asian plants and Indian textiles, it included pomegranate and hibiscus. Popularly called “tobacco leaf” by collectors, it was a fashionable import to the American South as fine china.
Each tin contains 20 tea sachets.
Each sachet brews one 12 oz. cup of tea.
Be sure to recycle your tin, or click here to explore ways to reuse your tins!
Click here to see all Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Blends.
Original: $15.50
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$4.65Description
The latest addition to our Williamsburg Collection, Pomegranate Garden offers a level of sophistication blended with sweet and tart notes of pomegranate flavors and hibiscus. This highly prized, vivid floral pattern has graced homes since the 18th century. Inspired by Asian plants and Indian textiles, it included pomegranate and hibiscus. Popularly called “tobacco leaf” by collectors, it was a fashionable import to the American South as fine china.
Each tin contains 20 tea sachets.
Each sachet brews one 12 oz. cup of tea.
Be sure to recycle your tin, or click here to explore ways to reuse your tins!
Click here to see all Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Blends.
