They’re wicked cultured.

Last month in Boston, the storied Museum of Fine Arts opened a new exhibit called “Something’s Brewing.” It traces the economic and social impact of tea, coffee and chocolate in the Bay State, including the famous Boston Tea Party in 1773.

The historical show features priceless vessels like hand-hammered silver teapots, polished oak serving trays and swan-carved urns inlaid with dark wood, all dating back to the time of the Founding Fathers.

It also includes a disposable cup from Dunkin’.

“This gallery looks at tea, coffee, chocolate, and [yerba] mate through objects created to make, serve, and drink them,” says a Museum…

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