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Vamp
based on 2 reviews
sample tin
fall of 2025
3oz pouch
37¢ per cup
$14
5oz tin
38¢ per cup
$24
In admiration of films from the 1920's and 30's, and the ladies that ruled them.
This is a signature blend created by Bets S.
High caffeine | Steep at 212° for 3 mins
Signature blends are not eligible for returns.
Customer Reviews (2)
Oct 18th '24
3 mins @ 212°F
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4
Feb 13th '25
“ Yummy. I always like it when blenders try to blend with harder to blend teas like Kentucky Bourbon. This is done masterfully with the bourbon and the blackberry shining through. A hint of chocolate adds a bit of sweetness. I do not get the other flavors as much but this is really good if you like bourbony teas. ”
3 mins @ 212°F
Ebeth's Response: From one bourbon blender to another, thank you very much!
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ingredients & lore
blended with black tea, natural blackberry flavor, pu-erh dante, rose hips, keemun concerto tea, raspberry leaves, cocoa nibs, whiskey flavor, lapsang souchong tea, natural candy apple flavor, natural vanilla flavor & blue cornflowers
teas: pu-erh dante, blackberry & kentucky bourbon
accented with cornflowers & cacao nibs
Theda Bara was America's first mass sex symbol and gave birth to the term 'vamp'.
(Ok, remember this was 1915!) With her dark eyeliner and pale skin, men and women were mesmerized by her. Born in Ohio, with the dream of being an actress, Theda headed to New York, where her exotic looks were not unnoticed. In 1915, she was cast as a seductive vampire in a Fox Studios film called "A Fool There Was". The movie public had not seen anything quite like her and the studio marketing department went into imaginative overdrive creating a, enigmatic, mysterious persona. She made 40 movies in her 12 year reign as a screen siren. (Unfortunately, most of those films no longer exist on celluloid.) In 1926, sensing her fans would eventually turn their attentions to younger rising stars on the horizon, Theda retired from films, got married, and ironically, became a well respected society woman living her best life until her death in 1955. Theda Bara - the first bonafide vamp of the silver screen.
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