The best collection of Georgian tea

About us - Who we are

Tea Country's mission is to find the best Georgian tea, that is grown without pesticides to share it with people from all around the world;

Also we make tea cultural route in order to develop tea tourism for tea lovers and become a member of the Council of Europe's program.



Tea from our regions

Choose your favorite Georgian tea!

2024 Visegrád Forum - Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe programme

We aim to become a full-fledged member of the Council of Europe's program and in 2024, Visegrád Forum that welcomed 350 stakeholders of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe programme, where we officially introduced our tea cultural route as a candidate member.

Attendees included representatives from the 41 member States of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes, the 48 certified Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe, candidate networks to the Council of Europe certification, as well as participants from International organisations, International NGOs, the University Network on Cultural Routes studies and the cultural heritage and youth sectors.

 

Tea cultural tours in Georgia

Book your tea cultural tour and discover landscape painted with tea with us.
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About Georgian tea

According to historical sources, tea appeared in Georgia more than 200 years ago and since that In 1900, Georgian tea (produced by Lao Jin Zhao) received the award for the best quality at the Paris exhibition, also the first tea picking tractor was created d in Georgia in 1963 by prof. Shalva Kereselidze and about forty years ago, Georgia was one of the biggest tea producer countries in the world.

Advantage of Georgian tea compared to other countries is, that it contains small amounts of tannins, which is why it has a gentle and soft taste. Also Our tea plantations are located in the north, which gives it different taste and is ecologically 100% organic.

Our European and International partners - Protea Academy APS, Association “Tea grown in Europe”; European Tea Culture Research Circle, Tea Masters Cup, Tea and Coffee Association; FAO and also WG ITT (international working group on tea tourism). 

Certificates and recomendations

Council of Europe; University of Azores; Ministry of culture in Georgia; Ministry of agriculture in Georgia; Georgian national tourism administration; Ministry of economy of Abkhazia; Agrarian Committee;  Ministry of agriculture of Adjara; Georgian national museum; Chamber of Gulf Countries; FAO Georgia; Enterprise Georgia and so on ...
  • <strong>Council of Europe</strong>

    Council of Europe

  • <strong>2nd academic workshop</strong>

    2nd academic workshop

  • <strong>University of Azores</strong>

    University of Azores

  • <strong>Ministry of culture - Georgia</strong>

    Ministry of culture - Georgia

  • <strong>Visegrád Forum - Cultural Routes</strong>

    Visegrád Forum - Cultural Routes

  • <strong>Chamber of Gulf Countries </strong>

    Chamber of Gulf Countries

  • <strong>Dresden tea culture conference</strong>

    Dresden tea culture conference

  • <strong>Expo Georgia - international fair</strong>

    Expo Georgia - international fair

  • <strong>Ministry of agriculture</strong>

    Ministry of agriculture

  • <strong>Recommendation from FAO</strong>

    Recommendation from FAO

  • Georgian tourism administration

    Georgian tourism administration

  • Autonomous republic of Adjara

    Autonomous republic of Adjara

  • Autonomous republic of Abkhazia

    Autonomous republic of Abkhazia

  • <strong>Sakpatenti</strong>

    Sakpatenti

  • <strong>Georgian national museum</strong>

    Georgian national museum

Compressed spheres of loose leaf tea

Tea balls, also known as tea pearls are compressed balls of loose leaf tea. These are typically made from high-quality tea leaves that are carefully shaped and dried into small spheres and it's designed to preserve flavor and aroma during aging and storage.

  • High Quality: Usually made from whole leaves, which retain more flavor and nutrients.
  • Convenient: Easy to carry and use—no need for measuring or additional tools.
  • Minimal Waste: No tea bags or extra packaging, making it environmentally friendly.
  • Aesthetic Appeal: Watching the tea ball unfurl in hot water is a beautiful visual experience.

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