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Anaseuli Experimental Tea Factory is located in Ozurgeti. The factory owns 60 hectares of tea plantations, of which 10 hectares are cared for organically. The company produces up to 10 tons of bio and 70 tons of ordinary tea a year. In addition to raw materials from its own plantations, the factory also processes tea leaves brought by the population. 

 

85% of the company's products are tea made under the brand of “Ana Batonishvili”, and 15% of tea made in the form of single packages, which is produced under the brand “Anaseuli”. The main share of products - 70%, is exported to several countries, including Europe (Czech Republic), and 30% is sold in the local market.

 

The company produces several products: Premium class tea brand “Ana Batonishvili”, green and black tea, as well as peach and damson tea. Soon it plans to make two new products, namely quince and blueberry tea.

 

Services typically offered in a 1.5-hour Tea Cultural Tour:

·        Welcome and Introduction

o   Warm greeting by host or guide

o   Brief overview of tea culture and tour agenda

·        Tea Garden Walkthrough (if applicable)

o   Short guided walk through tea plants or garden area

o   Introduction to different types of tea plants

o   Explanation of cultivation and harvesting methods

·        Traditional Tea Ceremony Demonstration

o   Presentation of local or traditional tea brewing techniques

o   Cultural significance of the ceremony

o   Participation opportunity for guests

·        Tea Tasting Session

o   Sampling of various types of teas (e.g., green, black, oolong, herbal)

o   Guidance on tasting notes and differences

o   Discussion on health benefits and preparation tips

·        Cultural Storytelling

o   Narratives on the history of tea in the region

o   Folklore, rituals, and customs related to tea

·        Hands-On Activity (Optional)

o   Guests try brewing or serving tea themselves

o   Creating their own tea blend (if offered)

·        Q&A with Tea Expert

o   Interactive session with a tea master or guide

·        Souvenir or Gift Option

o   Small pack of local tea or cultural token

o   Photo opportunity in traditional attire (if provided)

 

Around Anaseuli Tea Company in Guria, you’ll find a landscape that perfectly blends nature and history. Nearby lies Ozurgeti, the region’s capital, where you can explore its charming center, bustling market, and the elegant Guria Drama Theatre. Not far off is the Shemokmedi Monastery, a historic 16th‑century complex perched on a hill, offering serene views and old frescoes. If you appreciate scenic drives, the winding road up to Gomi Mountain will take you to pastures above the clouds, dotted with wooden cabins and panoramic vistas all the way to the Black Sea.

The coastal towns of Ureki and Shekvetili lie a short trip west, where you can sink your feet into the famous magnetic sands, visit Tsitsinatela amusement park, or wander among the eucalyptus groves at Shekvetili Dendrological Park. Heading eastwards into the hills, you may also come across lovely spots like Chokhatauri and Bakhmaro with their lush forests, clean streams, and hiking trails that reveal Guria’s rustic beauty. Together, these sights make the area around Komli Tea a rich destination of history, nature, and authentic Gurian culture. Let me know if you’d also like me to plan a short trip itinerary with timings and travel tips!

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Anaseuli Tea Cultural Tour

    Anaseuli Experimental Tea Factory is located in Ozurgeti. The factory owns 60 hectares of tea plantations, of which 10 hectares...

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      Description

      Anaseuli Experimental Tea Factory is located in Ozurgeti. The factory owns 60 hectares of tea plantations, of which 10 hectares are cared for organically. The company produces up to 10 tons of bio and 70 tons of ordinary tea a year. In addition to raw materials from its own plantations, the factory also processes tea leaves brought by the population. 

       

      85% of the company's products are tea made under the brand of “Ana Batonishvili”, and 15% of tea made in the form of single packages, which is produced under the brand “Anaseuli”. The main share of products - 70%, is exported to several countries, including Europe (Czech Republic), and 30% is sold in the local market.

       

      The company produces several products: Premium class tea brand “Ana Batonishvili”, green and black tea, as well as peach and damson tea. Soon it plans to make two new products, namely quince and blueberry tea.

       

      Services typically offered in a 1.5-hour Tea Cultural Tour:

      ·        Welcome and Introduction

      o   Warm greeting by host or guide

      o   Brief overview of tea culture and tour agenda

      ·        Tea Garden Walkthrough (if applicable)

      o   Short guided walk through tea plants or garden area

      o   Introduction to different types of tea plants

      o   Explanation of cultivation and harvesting methods

      ·        Traditional Tea Ceremony Demonstration

      o   Presentation of local or traditional tea brewing techniques

      o   Cultural significance of the ceremony

      o   Participation opportunity for guests

      ·        Tea Tasting Session

      o   Sampling of various types of teas (e.g., green, black, oolong, herbal)

      o   Guidance on tasting notes and differences

      o   Discussion on health benefits and preparation tips

      ·        Cultural Storytelling

      o   Narratives on the history of tea in the region

      o   Folklore, rituals, and customs related to tea

      ·        Hands-On Activity (Optional)

      o   Guests try brewing or serving tea themselves

      o   Creating their own tea blend (if offered)

      ·        Q&A with Tea Expert

      o   Interactive session with a tea master or guide

      ·        Souvenir or Gift Option

      o   Small pack of local tea or cultural token

      o   Photo opportunity in traditional attire (if provided)

       

      Around Anaseuli Tea Company in Guria, you’ll find a landscape that perfectly blends nature and history. Nearby lies Ozurgeti, the region’s capital, where you can explore its charming center, bustling market, and the elegant Guria Drama Theatre. Not far off is the Shemokmedi Monastery, a historic 16th‑century complex perched on a hill, offering serene views and old frescoes. If you appreciate scenic drives, the winding road up to Gomi Mountain will take you to pastures above the clouds, dotted with wooden cabins and panoramic vistas all the way to the Black Sea.

      The coastal towns of Ureki and Shekvetili lie a short trip west, where you can sink your feet into the famous magnetic sands, visit Tsitsinatela amusement park, or wander among the eucalyptus groves at Shekvetili Dendrological Park. Heading eastwards into the hills, you may also come across lovely spots like Chokhatauri and Bakhmaro with their lush forests, clean streams, and hiking trails that reveal Guria’s rustic beauty. Together, these sights make the area around Komli Tea a rich destination of history, nature, and authentic Gurian culture. Let me know if you’d also like me to plan a short trip itinerary with timings and travel tips!

      Additional information about product and company

      General overview of our tea cultural route

      The term "European Cultural Route" refers to a road that crosses one or more countries or regions organized around a community whose historical, artistic or social interests are clearly European.

      Our cultural tea route "Georgia painted with Tea" covers Guria, Samegrelo, Imereti regions, the Autonomous Republic of Adjara and Tbilisi. The route tells the history of the development of tea culture in Georgia and its importance in both local and international markets.

      The participants of the route are: Georgian bio tea companies, associations, tea houses and museums, which will tell their stories and offer a variety of services to the visitors: tasting of several types of tea, historical excursion, getting acquainted with the picking and processing process

      Requirements for beneficiaries: First of all, they must have a story that sets them apart from others (Make your story, sell your story), "Farm to table" concept, interested persons will be able to visit tea companies and taste on the spot, with the help of various applications and sites (Cultural routes, Biliki, etc.). They also need to introduce international production standards, take on social responsibility, have a bio-certificate and adequate infrastructure for visitors.

      Information about company, address and contact

      Anaseuli Tea Company, located in Guria, western Georgia, is one of the country's oldest and most respected tea producers. Founded during the Soviet era, it continues to craft high-quality organic teas, especially its signature black tea, known for its bold flavor and natural cultivation.

      The company also offers cultural tea tours, inviting visitors to explore its plantations, take part in tea picking, and learn about traditional Georgian tea-making at its historic factory. Anaseuli remains a symbol of Georgia’s rich tea heritage and its revival on the global stage.

      Address of Anaseuli Tea Company - University St. 6, Anaseuli, Ozurgeti, Georgia

      Location link on Google map - https://maps.app.goo.gl/eGW1isZDNQy7aPyu8

      Mobile phone +995 599 01 50 40

      Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/Anaseuli.Tea/?locale=ka_GE

      Email - Anaseuli.tea@gmail.com

      Web-site  Tea-country.com

      You're warmly invited to discover the rich tea traditions of Georgia at Anaseuli Tea Company in the heart of Guria. Walk through lush organic tea plantations, visit the historic experimental tea factory, and taste bold, handcrafted black teas rooted in centuries of tradition.

      Book your Anaseuli Tea Cultural Tour today and experience authentic Georgian tea-making firsthand. You can also shop their premium teas online at Tea-Country.com — fresh from the fields to your cup.

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