Early this month a group of some of Darjeeling finest tea experts and tea makers visited the Tea Studio for an exchange visit. A great time was had by all. ...

Partners at the Tea Studio Project are offering an all paid trip for 2 people to the Tea Studio..see details here: https://camellia-sinensis.com/en/contest/w...

A very beautiful 10 page article written by journalist Andrew Elkin with pictures by well known photographer Sara Hylton is gracing the pages of Air Canada's...

By Indi Khanna A couple of days ago the Tea Studio had a visitor who said to me "I've never seen a tea factory having a colour such as this."  A simple obser...

Aside from many other visitors the Tea Studio team gave 2 days of educational activities this Spring. The first for a group of American tea folk and another...

Two years have passed since the Tea Studio doors opened and the specialized machines started rolling. Thanks to our exceptional team for 2 years of devoted ...

Canadian partner of the Tea Studio, Camellia Sinensis, joined up last year to make some Kombucha with local company Laos. The natural aromatics and sweetnes...

"When one has been an inveterate tea drinker for seven decades, one doesn't expect to be surprised by a delightful new discovery. But then along came Tea Stu...

Four Columns of a Balanced Life interview our fearless tea-maker Muskan on her life as a woman in a man's world. Read the Article

With International Certification costing thousands of dollars a tiny factory of this size is not yet doing the volume to pay such expenses. Instead we put o...

François Marchand of Camellia Sinensis interviews Muskan our Chief of Operations.

From the Camellia Sinensis crew during their recent visit...

Frank Miller reviews a few teas from the Tea Studio and other neighbouring gardens. Read here. io and other neighbouring gardens.

Ingrid Remak interviews our Operations Manager Muskan, for Young Mountain Tea's blog. Muskan talks of her introduction to the tea industry and her role at th...

Lew Perin is one of New York City's veteran tea mavens. He created the Chinese tea lexicon app http://babelcarp.org/babelcarp/ back in the 90’s and is known ...

Veteran tea blogger Geoffrey Norman of the Lazy Literatus reviews four of the early batches of tea to come out of the Tea Studio and gives us a run down on h...

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Kevin discusses the evolution of tea machinery in Stir Magazine this month: http://stir-tea-coffee.com/features/the-evolution-of-tea-machinery/

After a few months of production Tea Studio held an ‘official’ opening on Friday. It gave us a chance to welcome the local population, village elders and ...