2025年2月17日 · Oliver Pluff & Company brings you tea from America's heritage, along with fresh roasted Colonial Coffee, Martha Washington's Cacao Shell Tea, English Wassail, Toddies, Wassails, Cacoa & Bohea teas.

American-Made Teas, Toddies, & Coffees, are hand-packaged by Oliver Pluff & Company in Charleston, South Carolina.

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. Whiskey Rebellion. Tea Bricks. All Tea. Coffee. Cacao.

Oliver Pluff is an all-American company preserving the tradition of time-honored teas and early American coffee blends. The tradition of tea and coffee spans American history in its entirety. Our teas and coffees honor this history through flavors, ingredients, and more.

2023年2月16日 · Oliver Pluff & Co. is a company based in Charleston, SC that deals with colonial and revolution era teas. Being from North Carolina, I thought I’d give it a try. I couldn’t be happier. Their tea comes in bags or loose, it’s tasty and feels more substantial than store-bought teas.

Oliver Pluff is an all-American company preserving the tradition of time-honored teas and early American coffee blends. The tradition of tea and coffee spans American history in its entirety. Our teas and coffees honor this history through flavors, ingredients, and more.

We’re Oliver Pluff & Co.—an all-American company preserving the tradition of time-honored teas and early American coffee blends. During my 28 years in the Air Force, I had the opportunity to travel the world and experience tea in all different cultures.

American-Made Teas, Toddies & Coffees are hand-packaged by Oliver Pluff & Company in Charleston, South Carolina. Sip a cup of history! Black tea brewed with Bergamot, this crisp and aromatic blend embraces unique citrus flavors. Earl Grey is widely chronicled, boasting a bold and refreshing bright character enhanced with notes of lemon and malt.

Oliver Pluff & Co. Cold Brew Tea | Loose Leaf | Includes Mesh Tea Ball | 3 oz (Jasmine) $

2016年4月14日 · We invented and trademarked the name of a fictional character who was born in England, then emigrated to the Americas as a tea trader, Oliver Pluff. For those who are not familiar with the Charleston area, “pluff” is a soft coastal mud that reveals itself at low tide.