• A person in blue jeans holds the Piper and Leaf Tea Co. "Spilling the Tea Nalgene" water bottle, featuring the text "America. Spilling the Tea since 1773.
  • A person in jeans holds a blue bottle with a mountain logo and the yellow "Spilling the Tea Nalgene" by Piper and Leaf Tea Co., featuring text referencing tea and 1773.
  • Person holding a clear yellow Spilling the Tea Nalgene by Piper and Leaf Tea Co., featuring a pirate-themed logo, with a blue bottle in the background, wearing a plaid shirt and hat.
  • Someone in jeans holds a yellow drink in a Piper and Leaf Tea Co. “Spilling the Tea Nalgene” bottle.
  • A person in blue jeans holds a large blue Spilling the Tea Nalgene water bottle by Piper and Leaf Tea Co., filled with ice water.
  • A person in a plaid shirt and cap smiles, holding two large Spilling the Tea Nalgene bottles by Piper and Leaf Tea Co.—one blue, one yellow—in front of a sign that says "FARM KITCHEN and SEA.
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  • Two young women outdoors hold up Piper and Leaf Tea Co.'s "Spilling the Tea Nalgene" reusable water bottles, featuring tea-inspired designs and the phrase "America, Spilling the Tea Since 1773.
  • A person holds two large Nalgene bottles: a blue one with ice and a ship design, and Piper and Leaf Tea Co.’s yellow “Spilling the Tea Nalgene” featuring text about spilling tea since 1773.
  • A person in jeans holds a blue bottle filled with ice and a Piper and Leaf Tea Co. "Spilling the Tea" Nalgene yellow water bottle with printed text.
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Piper and Leaf Tea Co.

Spilling the Tea Nalgene

Spilling the Tea Nalgene

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Our semiquincentennial Nalgene - "America, spilling the tea since 1773". This Nalgene is the perfect way to sip your favorite blends while you're out celebrating 250 years of the United State of America. 

A little bit of history: Just a few years before the birth of our nation, 342 chests of tea were dumped in the Boston Harbor as a protest against the British Crown for tax on tea, an act of defiance that ultimately accelerated the Revolutionary War.

So really, where would we be without tea? On this semiquincentennial, spill the tea with us in your new patriotic Nalgene!

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