Earl Grey Tea - Charleston Tea Garden tube A special rice serving spoon

A special rice serving spoon graced many local fine home's silver sets

pork loin and more

To restore honey to liquid form

This rice is grown in South Carolina on land once used for historic rice cultivation and irrigated by the Pee Dee River

developed locally by two colorful Charleston personalities known collectively as the Old Goats

Earl Grey Tea - Charleston Tea Garden tube A special rice serving spoonEarl Grey Pyramid bags from Charleston's Tea Garden. Locally grown black tea with oil of bergamot orange. Tea is grown, processed and packed on Wadmalaw Island, a short distance from Charleston. Box of 12 individually packaged pyramid tea bags. The first tea plants (Camellia Sinensis) were brought to the United States from China in the 1700s. In 1888, the first successful tea plantation in the United States was founded in Summerville, SC; a short