Where to Buy Tea Online

There are so many places to buy tea online it's rather scary actually. Just a few short years ago, well, good luck finding tea anywhere online. Yet today, the web has mushroomed into one seemingly massive octopus of tea suppliers.

And so to help visitors to Tea Discussion locate quality tea sources, I've created this page of merchants who sell tea online. If I have bought tea myself through these retailers, I've noted this in the text as well. You can read detailed reviews of my buying experiences and thoughts in the Tea Merchant Review section, too.

Adagio Teas : One of my favorite tea shops. Superb teas. Large selection. Great customer service. (Read Merchant Review of Adagio Teas)

Culinary Teas : Another of my favorite tea shops. I love Culinary Teas because they have a MASSIVE selection of teas, all of which can be bought in trial sizes. (Read Merchant Review of Culinary Teas)

Dragonwater Tea : Yet another great place to order teas from. Dragonwater has a massive selection with sampler sizes for all teas. (Read Merchant Review of Dragonwater Tea Company)

Herbal Remedies : This highly rated health and herb store has a massive selection of teas, including teas from the Republic of Tea, Yogi Teas, and many others.

Mellow Monk Green Teas : Mellow Monk imports natural green tea directly from traditional family farms in Japan. All growers are certified ecologically friendly.

Amazon.Com : Not the first retailer that pops to mind when one thinks of "tea", but it's a great place to find tea, that's for sure. They carry more than 100 brands of tea, from the supermarket variety to the exotic and rare.

eVitamins.Com : This health food store carries a wide variety of exotic, specialty and general purpose tea.

Generation Tea : Generation Tea carries upper-end tea that is of the highest quality.

Samboya Tea : Samboya Tea is another upper-end tea shop. High quality teas.

Peets Coffee & Tea : Many coffee shops today, both online and off, carry a surprisingly large amount of teas. And Peets is one such place.

Mother Nature : A natural herb, vitamin and food store that sells a wide variety of teas, too.

Golden Moon Tea : Has a extensive line of loose leaf teas, most of which are available in samplers. Great place to "try out" new quality teas.

Coffee for Less : Primarily a coffee retailer, Coffee for Less still sells quite a few teas, especially Tazo Teas.

Little Snowbird Children's Tea : A online tea shop that has many unique teas...many created just for kids as well as adults with sweet-tooth's, such as myself.

Oolong Tea from Taiwan : This small online tea shop, called IshopO.Com, sells a small line of high quality Oolong loose-leaf tea.

How to Get Listed Here : If you are a tea retailer to the general public, you can be listed here for free. Just drop me an email using the address from the contact page. Note that a link from your site back to Tea Discussion is required to get a free listing on this page.