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Magic Hour Bohemian Breakfast Loose Leaf Vanilla Puerh Black Tea

Name: Magic Hour Bohemian Breakfast Loose Leaf Vanilla Puerh Black Tea
Brand: Magic Hour
SKU: magic-hour-bohemian-breakfast-black-tea
Price: 8 USD
Availability: InStock

A loose leaf blend of pu-erh and black teas with black currant and vanilla, in stock on 2026-09-30 in sizes from an $8 sampler pouch to a $122 two pound bulk pouch.

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Magic Hour Bohemian Breakfast black tea in a black glass apothecary jar with a stacked lid and a gold label, on a pale pink background

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Bohemian Breakfast is the black tea that Magic Hour, of Ojai, California, sells as an alternative to morning coffee, with tasting notes of chocolate and vanilla. Seven sizes were in stock on Magic Hour's store on 2026-09-30, priced $8 to $122.

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$8 to $122

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Best for: Loose leaf tea drinkers who want a black tea with vanilla and black currant built on pu-erh, and who would rather try a 1 oz pouch for $8 before committing to a jar or a bulk bag.
Skip if: You need a Nutrition Facts panel, an organic certificate or a lab report before you buy; you want to be able to send back tea you do not like; or you are buying for someone under 18, an age Magic Hour's footer excludes from all its products. Sachets of the same tea are also sold on a separate listing at $17, $22 and $55.
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By Ryan · Founder

Published Oct 2, 2026 · 3 min read

✓ Pricing Verified 2026-09-30

Bohemian Breakfast is a loose leaf black tea blend from Magic Hour, the trading name of Infinite Possibiliteas, Inc., a tea company in Ojai, California, founded by Zhena Muzyka. Magic Hour describes the cup as round, bold and rich with hints of chocolate and vanilla. Its tasting notes build the blend on pu-erh, with Sri Lankan and Rwandan black teas, bourbon vanilla and pomegranate extract. The brand says it blends and packs its teas in its own Ojai factory, and its shipping policy says orders ship from there.

The ingredient list depends on which page you read. The list printed on the product page is Organic Puerh Black Tea, Organic Black Tea, Organic Black Currant Fruit and Natural Flavor Extracts. The description on the same listing leaves out the pu-erh. A separate refill pouch listing of the same tea names three teas and lists pomegranate and bourbon vanilla extracts where the others say natural flavor extracts. Where the pu-erh is grown is told two ways: a 2021 Magic Hour blog post that lists Bohemian Breakfast calls the brand's pu-erh a Biodynamic Sri Lankan tea from a wildlife preserve, while the product page says only leaves from the province of Yunnan are to be called pu-erh. No organic certifier, certificate or seal appears on any page or label image, and no lab report is published.

There is no Nutrition Facts panel and no allergen statement. Steeping directions vary too. The product page pairs 1 teaspoon with 8 oz of water at 212 degrees for 3 to 5 minutes, the steeping guide gives 200 to 212°F for 4 to 5 minutes, and the FAQ calls for a heaping teaspoon.

Sizes run from a 1 oz sampler pouch and a 1 oz traveler jar to 1 lb and 2 lb bulk pouches, with sachet sizes alongside. By Magic Hour's count the 6 oz refill pouch and the 6 oz apothecary jar make the same 60 to 75 cups, and the jar costs more. Their labels give slightly different net weights, 170 g on the jar and 168 g on the pouch.

The refund policy excludes loose leaf and packaged teas from returns and exchanges, except that a defective or damaged order may be exchanged within 30 days for the same product or a credit of equivalent value. No cash refund route for tea is published. Magic Hour's two shipping pages disagree on processing time, up to 2 to 3 business days on one and up to 3 to 7 on the other, and neither sets a standing free shipping threshold. No warranty is published.

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Best for

Loose leaf tea drinkers who want a black tea with vanilla and black currant built on pu-erh, and who would rather try a 1 oz pouch for $8 before committing to a jar or a bulk bag.

Skip if

You need a Nutrition Facts panel, an organic certificate or a lab report before you buy; you want to be able to send back tea you do not like; or you are buying for someone under 18, an age Magic Hour's footer excludes from all its products. Sachets of the same tea are also sold on a separate listing at $17, $22 and $55.

Specifications

ModelBohemian Breakfast; nine sizes on one listing, SKU prefix BT-BB
SellerInfinite Possibiliteas, Inc. DBA Magic Hour, Ojai, California; founded by Zhena Muzyka
Product typeLoose leaf black tea blend, with plant-silk sachet sizes on the same listing
Ingredients, product page listOrganic Puerh Black Tea, Organic Black Tea, Organic Black Currant Fruit, Natural Flavor Extracts, the extracts marked Organic Compliant; amount of each not published
Ingredients, other versionsThe same listing's description omits the pu-erh; the refill pouch listing reads Organic Fair Trade Puerh Black Tea, Biodynamic Sri Lankan Black Tea, Organic Rwandan Black Tea, Organic Black Currant Fruit, Natural Pomegranate extract, Bourbon Vanilla Extract
Flavor extractsDescribed in the FAQ as Organic Compliant, alcohol extracted or distilled and plant-based, with no propylene glycol base; the tasting notes name bourbon vanilla and pomegranate extract
Tasting notesEarthy, bold, vanilla; described by Magic Hour as round, bold and rich with hints of chocolate and vanilla
CaffeineModerate Caffeine badge on the product page; High Caffeine tag in the store's product data; no milligram figure published for this blend. Magic Hour's blog gives general figures that differ by post, among them around 30 mg per cup for many of its black tea blends and 40 to 50 mg for straight black tea like pu-erh (April 24, 2021, in a post that lists Bohemian Breakfast among its black tea blends); 47 mg for an 8 oz cup of English breakfast and as much as 100 mg a cup for pu-erh, depending on processing (September 19, 2024); and 60 to 90 mg per 8 oz cup of black tea (April 11, 2025)
BrewingProduct page: 1 teaspoon in 8 oz of water at 212 degrees for 3 to 5 minutes; steeping guide: 200 to 212°F for 4 to 5 minutes for black teas; FAQ: 1 heaping teaspoon and the teas can be steeped many times
Sizes and cup countsSampler pouch and traveler jar 10 to 15 cups; refill pouch and apothecary jar 60 to 75 cups; 1 lb bulk pouch 200+ cups; 2 lb bulk pouch up to 500 cups; sachet sizes of 5, 20 and 100; cup counts are Magic Hour's; the bulk pouch image reads up to 200 cups and is shown for the 1 lb, 2 lb and 100 sachet sizes
Net weight1 oz (28 g) on the sampler pouch and traveler jar labels; 6 oz (170 g) on the apothecary jar label and 6 oz (168 g) on the refill pouch label; none legible on the bulk pouch image; sachet net weights not published
Jarnamed Amethyst Forever on the product page, Violet Glass in the size guide and FAQ, and Bio Violet glass on the homepage
PackagingLoose leaf in a pouch or a glass jar, or plant-silk sachets in a pouch; no text list of contents published
Nutrition and allergensNutrition Facts panel and an allergen statement not published
VeganThe FAQ, in an answer dated May 2021, names Quintessence, which contains honey crystals, as the brand's only tea that is not vegan
Organic and testingIngredient names carry the word Organic; no certifier, certificate number, USDA seal or lab report is published, and none is legible on the label images
OriginTasting notes name Sri Lankan and Rwandan black teas; the About page names farms in Sri Lanka, India, Africa, China and Japan; on the pu-erh, a March 9, 2021 Magic Hour blog post that lists Bohemian Breakfast calls it a Biodynamic Sri Lankan tea from a wildlife preserve, while the product page says only leaves from the province of Yunnan are to be called pu-erh; the product page FAQ says the base of Magic Hour's teas is grown in the high country of Sri Lanka, names the Idulgashinna Bio Tea Garden, and lists other gardens in Taiwan, Rwanda, India, Yunnan, Kyoto and Kagoshima
Blending and packingBlended and packed in Magic Hour's own factory in Ojai, California, per its About page; orders ship from its Ojai facility
Brand cautionsSite-wide footer: not for use by children or those under 18 years of age, and not for use during pregnancy except under the supervision of a qualified healthcare practitioner
ShippingTwo pages disagree. Shipping page: domestic standard from $5.99, Canada from $15.00, international from $35.00, processing up to 2 to 3 business days (up to 5 in holiday seasons), most deliveries in 3 to 7 business days after processing. Shipping policy: processing up to 3 to 7 business days (up to 10 in holiday seasons), usually USPS Priority Mail, most deliveries within 3 to 7 days. Both: orders placed before 12pm Pacific on business days aim to ship the same day; no standing free shipping threshold published
Delivery riskTitle and risk of loss pass to the buyer when Magic Hour delivers the order to the carrier
ReturnsLoose leaf and packaged teas not accepted for return or exchange; a defective or damaged order may be exchanged within 30 days for an identical product or a credit of equivalent value; accessories within 7 days of receipt, in original packaging; the refund policy covers return shipping only on company error, while the FAQ puts it on the customer
WarrantyNone published
Supportcustomercare@clubmagichour.com and (805) 798-9199; tea salon and storefront at 217 East Matilija Street, Ojai, CA 93023
Other listingsThe same tea in plant-silk sachets, a separate listing at $17 for 5 sachets in a traveler jar, $22 for 15 in a refill pouch and $55 for 20 in an apothecary jar; a Starter Kit at $55 pairs a jar with refills on a subscription
Pricing verified2026-09-30

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Frequently asked

Magic Hour Bohemian Breakfast - buyer FAQ

How much caffeine is in Magic Hour Bohemian Breakfast?

The product page shows a Moderate Caffeine badge, while the store's own product data tags the same tea High Caffeine. No milligram figure is published for this blend. A 2021 Magic Hour blog post puts many of its black tea blends at around 30 mg per cup and straight pu-erh at 40 to 50 mg, and lists Bohemian Breakfast among its blends. We did not test it.

How many cups do you get from each size of Bohemian Breakfast?

By Magic Hour's count, the $8 sampler pouch and the $15 traveler jar each make 10 to 15 cups, the $33 refill pouch and the $47 apothecary jar 60 to 75 cups, the $66 one pound bulk pouch 200+ cups and the $122 two pound pouch up to 500 cups. Prices were read on September 30, 2026. The bulk pouch image itself reads up to 200 cups.

How do I brew Bohemian Breakfast loose leaf tea?

The product page says 1 teaspoon in 8 oz of freshly heated spring or filtered water at 212 degrees for 3 to 5 minutes, then strain. The steeping guide gives 200 to 212°F for 4 to 5 minutes for black teas, and the FAQ asks for a heaping teaspoon.

Is Magic Hour Bohemian Breakfast organic, and what is in it?

The product page lists Organic Puerh Black Tea, Organic Black Tea, Organic Black Currant Fruit and Natural Flavor Extracts. Its own description leaves out the pu-erh, and a refill pouch listing names three teas plus pomegranate and bourbon vanilla extracts. No organic certifier, certificate number or USDA seal is published, and none is legible on the 6 oz jar or pouch labels.

Can I return Magic Hour tea if I don't like it?

No. Magic Hour will not take back or swap loose leaf or packaged tea, according to its refund policy. The one route for tea is an exchange within 30 days when an order arrives defective or damaged, for the same product or a credit of equivalent value. Accessories have a separate 7 day window. The policy page and the FAQ disagree on who pays return shipping.

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