Artisanal California Grown Tea.
Here at Redwood Tea Estate, we sell tea as it should be: fresh, hand-crafted, locally sourced, and uniquely expressive of its terroir. Our premium loose leaf teas elevate everyday moments into uplifting yet calming experiences.
Our Teas
Our teas are sold exclusively through our website and our booth at the SF Ferry Building Farmer’s Market on Saturdays. Look through our shop to discover high-quality California-grown tea and the uncompromising flavor that mirrors its source.
Our Story
Redwood Tea Estate knows how important it is have a serene and inspiring tea that improves your mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. To achieve this state of wellness, you need a high-quality, sustainably grown tea that helps you feel connected to your natural environment.
Unfortunately, finding good tea is often difficult. Not all but most teas today are imported, low quality, highly contaminated by toxins and grown under abysmal labor conditions.
But we believe that tea drinking can be a transformative experience. This is why we sell fresh loose-leaf teas that are 100% estate grown in Northern California. If you want to experience tea the way it was meant to be consumed along with its full restorative properties, Redwood Tea Estate sells the finest artisanal tea in California. Our unique terroir creates unrivaled flavor while offering leaves with their maximum health benefits. We never apply any pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides to our plants so you can shop for loose-leaf tea at our website with confidence and peace of mind.
Our tea leaves are carefully farmed by the same family that has worked the same land for over five generations. Hence, we remain deeply vested in our operations and the sustainability of our shared resources. Visit Our Story to learn how it all started well over a century ago.
Visit the Farm
Experience the mesmerizing tea rows, the majesty of the Redwoods and learn how our tea is grown and processed. Our farm tours include:
Touring our botanical gardens
Tea making demonstration
Insights on tea cultivation