Our Famous List of Tea Brands

Burdett’s Tea Shop is an Experience Worth Having

Having a tea shop so close to home is a tea lover’s dream, so you can imagine how happy I was to discover Burdett’s Tea…

Lipton Tea was Founded by an Eccentric Entrepreneur

Now headquartered in Hoboken, N.J., Lipton Tea was founded by Sir Thomas Lipton in 1893, however his first store was in Glasgow, Scotland. He grew…

A Truly Organic and Community Focus with the Maté Factor

Founded in 1998 and located in Asheville, NC., the Maté Factor specializes in certified organic yerba maté and herbal teas, striving to offer only the…

Time for Revolution Tea

Located in Phoenix, AZ and established in 1998, Revolution Tea state they’re creating a stir in the world of beverages, while celebrating what’s real in…

Australian Tea Brand T2 Brings Quirky Tea 2 the World

In 1996, T2 opened their doors in Melbourne, Australia in the bohemian suburb of Fitzroy, known for its quirky and artistic residents, alternative shopping and restaurants.…

Vahdam Teas offers a New Journey and an Old Legacy

Located in New Delhi, India and founded in 2015, Vahdam Teas procure their botanicals from over 150 plantations across India. They’re proud to offer tea…

Ahmad Tea Offers English Tradition with a Middle Eastern Twist

Located in London in the U.K., Ahmad Tea is in its 4th generation of providing fine quality tea, with a history that began in 1950,…

SerendipiTea Owes Their Name to a British Fairy Tale

In operation since 1995, SerendipiTea is located at Manhasset, NY., with a name derived from the word “Serendipity”. Providing serious tea lovers with high quality…

Make Mine a Builders for a Strong Cuppa Tea

Malcolm Ferris-Lay, from the marketing firm Elmwood Designs, founded Make Mine a Builders tea company in 2007, located in Leeds, U.K. They attended an annual…

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