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One of our favorite estates we have visited is the Somerset Estate, located in the Nuwara Eliya district of Sri Lanka.

From the very beginning, Upton Tea Imports has been proud to offer quality tea education in our Upton Tea Quarterly catalog to accompany our premium tea selection.

When you hear the words “high tea,” what images fill your mind? Decorative bone china tea cups with colorful floral designs? Meticulously arranged displays of little frosted cakes and scones? Or perhaps, dainty crustless finger sandwiches served on silver trays decorated with doilies?

Take a moment of respite from a long day with a cup of tea.

The gaiwan is perhaps the most traditional vessel used to prepare tea, dating back centuries to China's Ming Dynasty.

A refreshingly delicious, iced tea drink - perfect for summer!

Hosting a tea party can appear intimidating when first considering the amount of time, work, and etiquette involved. But don't worry, we are here to simplify the process and provide guidance on which teas and food to use, where to find them, and how to serve so that you can focus on enjoying a wonderful time with your guests.

Our Bulang Mountain Pu-Erh tea cakes are a unique offering reminiscent of the beginnings of Pu-Erh tea itself.

We couldn’t believe how fortunate we were. As a Tea Consultant, I was excited because Japan is home to the finest green tea in the world. As a tea drinker, it also felt personal.

Let’s explore the beautiful south coast of Japan and the prefecture of Shizuoka. Renowned for its outstanding green tea, this prefecture is referred to as the “green tea capital.” What makes the green teas of Shizuoka so unique? The answer lies in its distinctive location, climate, and heritage.

Miyazaki prefecture, known for its mountains and picturesque coastal climate, is located on the island of Kyushu. Mountainous areas are perfect for camellia sinensis “terraced,” sloping upward on steep hillsides.

Have you ever met a tea pet? You may have spotted these little clay figurines in your tea travels and been curious about these tiny tea companions.