The Boston Tea party is in full swing.

The event was originally called the “Boston Tea Party Tea Party” because, according to the tea party’s official website, it was started to bring together people who are passionate about tea, tea culture and tea history.

The tea party has been held since 2011.

And now, in the first tea party flavor recipe ever published on this site, you can find some inspiration for your favorite tea party flavors.

Here are some of our favorites.

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The Boston TeaPartyTea flavor is a combination of black tea and lemon, both of which are very popular in the region.

The flavor is not quite lemon-y like a lot of the Boston teas we love.

It’s more citrus-y.

2.

The Brooklyn Tea Party flavor is also a citrusy lemon, but it has a slightly more floral taste than the Boston flavor.

3.

The New York Tea Party is a citrus-based lemon, and it’s a good one.

The New York flavor is actually a hybrid between a lemon and a lime.

It works very well on its own.

4.

The Chicago Tea Party flavors are more tropical than Boston, and they work well with the flavors from the Brooklyn flavor.

5.

The Philadelphia Tea Party’s flavor is slightly tart, and the flavor description states it is “a combination of lime and lime juice with an earthy and citrusy taste.”

It is a nice one.

6.

The Brooklyn TeaParty flavor is similar to the Boston tea party but a bit more floral and floral-y than the Brooklyn tea party.

7.

The Chicago TeaParty’s flavor has a lemon-like and earthy taste, with a slight tartness.

8.

The Denver Tea Party has a limey lemon flavor, but the description doesn’t explain what it is. 9.

The Atlanta Tea Party flavored the flavor with ginger, but not too much.

10.

The Indianapolis Tea Party also has a lemony lemon flavor.