Robinson Tea Chest Mug - with the Five Teas thrown overboard on Dec 16 – Boston Tea Party Museum Gift Shop

This square ceramic mug, made exclusively for the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, is fashioned after the Robinson Tea Chest; the only remaining tea chest left for that iconic event that sparked the American revolution.  The mug has the design of the chest and even depicts the Nine-man Morris game that was carved o

This square ceramic mug, made exclusively for the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, is fashioned after the Robinson Tea Chest; the only remaining tea chest left for that iconic event that sparked the American revolution.  The mug has the design of the chest and even depicts the Nine-man Morris game that was carved on the bottom.

Inside the mug, we give you a packet of each of the Five Tea's held in the cargo of the Boston Tea Party Ships: Singlo, Hyson, Bohea, Congou and Souchong.

I gather tea was a big deal way back when (e.g. The Boston Tea Party, 'not for all the tea in China,' etc.) Why? - Quora

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What was the significance of dumping tea into water during the Boston Tea Party, rather than burning it as was done with other goods that were dumped during various acts of protest?