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OUR MISSION

Honor the rich history of tea.

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. 

American Made

Award Winning

Sustainably Made

Quality Ingredients

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OUR PROMISE

Sip a Cup of History

A cup of Oliver Pluff tea or coffee is a toast to superior quality of ingredients, and a tribute to the American story. We would love to share a cup of history with you!

Owner and Tea Blender Darren Hartford

Owner and Tea Blender

Darren Hartford

Darren was born and raised in Smithfield, Maine. Darren spent over 28 years in the Air Force where he had the opportunity to travel the world and experience many different tea and coffee cultures. He and his family settled in Charleston and he is enjoying sharing the story of Early American Beverages!

darren@oliverpluff.com

Our Team

Sales Manager Carol Rice

Sales Manager

Carol Rice

General Manager Victoria Latham

General Manager

Victoria Latham

E-Commerce Manager Cara DiGiuseppe

E-Commerce Manager

Cara DiGiuseppe

Assistant Warehouse Manager Victoria Velez

Assistant Warehouse Manager

Victoria Velez

Graphic Designer Brandon Frye

Graphic Designer

Brandon Frye

The Warehouse and Production Team

The Warehouse and Production Team

Index: Tea Leaves - A Collection of East India Co. Letters, 1773 


Dear Sir:

The annual consumption of teas in Nova Scotia is about 20 chests Bohea, and 3 or 4 of good Common Green. Should the Company determine on sending any to that Province, I pray your interest in procuring the commission to Watson's & Rashleigh's agent there, John Butler, a man of long standing in the Province and in the Council, and by far the fittest person to be employed, for whom W. & R. will be answerable. At Boston I have two friends equally deserving. You would do the Company service, and me an acceptable kindness, by recommending them, Benjamin Faneuil, Jun., & Joshua Winslow. The consumption at Boston is large, say at least 400 chests Bohea & 50 of Green pr annum. The freight to both these places I should be glad to have if you could procure it without inconvenience to yourself.

Yours faithfully,

Brook Watson.[26]

4 June, 1773.