Martha’s Currant

Martha's Currant combines the strength and vigorousness of an Orange Pekoe black tea with the flavor and nutrients of black currants and black currant leaves. With a handsome dark golden cup color, this infusion is rich in iron and potassium. With mild fruity notes, the natural sweetness of the currants fills the cup with explosive taste!

TEAME Profile:  BD5

Darjees Revolutionary Profile:

Martha Washington (1731-1802)

Martha Washington, the wife of George Washington, the first President of the United States, was a significant figure in American history. Born in 1731, Martha was known for her elegance, grace, and leadership qualities. She played a crucial role in supporting her husband during the Revolutionary War, often visiting him at the army camps to provide comfort and boost morale among the troops. Martha was also known for her hospitality and social influence, hosting important political figures and events at Mount Vernon, their estate in Virginia. As the nation's first First Lady, Martha Washington set a standard for future presidential spouses, establishing the role as an important figure in American society.  Martha Washington was widowed 7 years prior to meeting George Washington.  Although they never had children of their own, they raised the four children from her previous marriage to John Custis.  It was from here that her son married and had 7 children, 3 of which died shortly after birth, thus carrying on the extended family of George Washington.