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Charleston Tea Plantation (American Classic Tea)


Web: www.charlestonteaplantation.com
Last Updated: Mar. 14, 2017

About Charleston Tea Plantation (American Classic Tea)

The Charleston Tea Plantation is a tea plantation located in Charleston, SC, with its own brand of tea, currently owned by Bigelow Tea. The plantation had been closed for years, but was reopened by Bigelow in 2006. When it reopened it originally sold tea under the American Classic Tea brand, but this has been eclipsed by the "Charleston Tea Plantation" branding.

Physical Locations

Charleston Tea PlantationWadmalaw Island, SC

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Heather J.
(73 reviews)
98 / 100
Picture of American Classic Tea (Loose)

This is a great classic black tea! It doesn’t have a super strong aroma or any rly unique qualities but it’s just so smooth and delicious that I have to give it such a high score anyway! It tastes like what it’s evil twin Lipton tea is trying to be. It’s not bitter or astringent at all just smooth and rich! I c...

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Whiskey
(45 reviews)
72 / 100
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This is the first time I've ever had a tea from the U.S., and it's the first time I've ever had a fruit-flavored black tea. (I typically either go for fruity herbal teas or black teas without flavoring.)

My first impression was actually with the tin. It's a very nice tin. I was expecting something like this when ord...

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Kats Tale
(3 reviews)
65 / 100
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This is a go-to breakfast tea for me. It's a little on the lighter side, not as robust as some of my other choices, but good for a slow. leisurely wake up.

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Sylvia
(215 reviews)
70 / 100
Picture of American Classic Tea

I like this tea. It's rich, strong, and not too bitter. I added cream and sugar. I probably wouldn't buy it myself because it has a lot of plastic packaging.

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WarrenTheTeaGuy
(3 reviews)
90 / 100
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I have been to the plantation which is a great experience. This is a very very good tea. Top notch. It tastes great all by itself without any sweetener or milk. I normally use both but it says a lot when a tea can be enjoyed on its own.

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