IPA: /boʊˈhiː/
KK: /boʊˈhi/
A type of black tea that comes from China, which was once considered high quality but is now seen as a lower grade.
I enjoy drinking a cup of bohea in the afternoon.
The word 'bohea' originates from the Chinese word 'bǔhuā' (meaning black tea), which was used in the 17th century to refer to a type of tea imported from China. It specifically denotes a kind of black tea that was popular in Europe during that time.
Imagine the connection between 'bohea' and its Chinese roots, as it refers to a specific type of black tea that was enjoyed in Europe.