Cowaramup · Busselton to Augusta

Seven Seas Tea

  • Tea

The story

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

Seven Seas Tea starts with a tin: a Mazawatee Tea tin, given to the founder by her mother when she was a child in Africa. She still has it. She traces her interest in tea back to that tin.

The business itself began much later and a long way from both places, in a teahouse in Singapore. Talking with two friends there, she arrived at the idea: in a market that revolves around coffee, drinking tea could be made to feel like more of an occasion. She came home to Margaret River and started sourcing loose-leaf teas from around the world, to blend by hand and package locally.

Africa, Singapore, Margaret River: the name Seven Seas suits a business with that much travel behind it, and the travel theme carries into the range. A French-style earl grey is called Bon Voyage. A black tea blend with a bush-camp theme is called Australian Billy Tea.

The blending still happens on site, by hand and in small batches, on Bussell Highway in Cowaramup, where the blending room and the retail shop share an address. When choosing what to bring in, the business says it looks first to growers who farm without pesticides and follow best practice. The range is wide: black, green, white and oolong teas, chai, herbal blends, matcha and latte blends. Most can be had as loose leaf, in teabags, or as a single sample sachet, which is a low-risk way to try something unfamiliar. Retail packs are resealable stand-up pouches or amber glass jars.

The shop sells more than tea. There are spices, mugs, trinkets and souvenirs on the shelves as well. Seven Seas Tea also supplies cafes, restaurants, gift stores and gift hamper makers.

The shop is open to visitors. Check the maker's site before visiting.

What Seven Seas Tea makes

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Where these facts come from
  • Founder's interest in tea traced to a Mazawatee Tea tin given by her mother in childhood in Africa, still kept sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Idea formed in a Singapore teahouse with two friends; making tea more of an occasion in a coffee-focused market sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Founder returned to Margaret River and began sourcing loose-leaf teas worldwide to hand-blend and package locally sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Pesticide-free and best-practice farming stated as first choice when sourcing (the maker's "organic" wording left out: no certifier named) sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Hand-blended and packaged in small batches on site sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Blending and retail shop on Bussell Highway, Cowaramup (street number omitted); open to visitors sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Shop also sells spices, mugs, trinkets and souvenirs sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Supplies gift stores, cafes, restaurants and hamper makers sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Range: black, green, white, oolong, chai, herbal, matcha, latte blends; loose-leaf, teabags, sample sachets sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Packaging: resealable stand-up pouches or amber glass jars sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Australian Billy Tea: black tea blend with Australian bush-camp theme sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Organic English Breakfast: loose-leaf English breakfast blend ("Organic" appears only in the maker's product name) sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Organic Earl Grey: loose-leaf earl grey blend ("Organic" appears only in the maker's product name) sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Bon Voyage: French-style earl grey, travel-themed naming sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)
  • Choc Berry: herbal, caffeine-free, chocolate, berry and mint notes sevenseastea.com.au (checked 21 September 2026)

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