15 products, three makers and two towns

Tea

Margaret River tea, for this guide, means one shop on Bussell Highway in Cowaramup, where the blending room and the counter share an address. Seven Seas Tea sources loose-leaf from around the world and blends it by hand in small batches. The founder traces it back to a Mazawatee Tea tin her mother gave her as a child in Africa. She credits a teahouse in Singapore with the idea of making tea more of an occasion in a place that runs on coffee.

Travel runs through the range. Bon Voyage is a French-style earl grey, and Australian Billy Tea is a black blend with a bush-camp theme, the most local-sounding thing on the shelf. There are greens, whites, oolongs, chai and herbal blends too, and most are also sold as a single sample sachet, an easy way to try something new. Seven Seas is a stop on our Busselton to Margaret River day trip.

See the tea makers on the mapQuestions

On the shelf

No prices here, because we don't sell these. Tap a label for the story, or Visit to go straight to the maker's own shop.

Where to buy tea

Each maker's page tells their story and links straight to their own shop.

Visit in person 2 makers

Shops, tasting rooms, farm gates and market stalls. Days change, so check the maker's own site before you go.

Cowaramup

  • Seven Seas Tea

    ShopTea

    A Cowaramup tea shop hand-blending loose-leaf black, green, white, oolong, chai and herbal teas from around the world in small batches.

Margaret River

  • Margaret River Chai Company

    Market stall, Margaret River Farmers MarketTea

    A Margaret River business blending loose-leaf chai and spiced lattes on a house spice mix, some caffeine-free. Saturdays at the farmers market.

Online only 1 maker

No shop, stall or farm gate of their own that we can confirm. Order from their site; some also sell through local shops.

Free: the South West Maker Map 42 makers in 14 towns, Bunbury to Pemberton. Keep it on your phone.

In the journal

Day trips and gift runs that call in on the tea makers.

All guides

Questions

Where can I buy loose-leaf tea in Margaret River?

Seven Seas Tea blends and sells loose-leaf at its shop on Bussell Highway in Cowaramup, a short drive north of Margaret River, and on its own website. Check hours before you go.

What tea makes a good souvenir from Margaret River?

Australian Billy Tea from Seven Seas Tea is the local-sounding one, a black blend with a bush-camp theme. Bon Voyage, a French-style earl grey, suits someone about to set off or just home.

Does Seven Seas Tea sell teabags as well as loose-leaf?

Yes. Most blends come as loose-leaf, in teabags or as a single sample sachet, packed in resealable pouches or amber glass jars.