⋯ At Teawaves, we are dedicated to helping you indulge in the benefits of tea, enhancing wellness for your body, skin, and mind, so you can find tranquility amid the chaos ⋯
Our Story
From farmers market to a flourishing brand, Teawaves brings you high quality loose leaf tea to help you find your calm.
Driven by Passion
Michael, the founder of Teawaves, has always had a deep passion for tea. His love for the beverage and its rich history inspired him to create Teawaves, a loose leaf tea retailer.
Bringing calm to the Farmer’s Market
After living in China for four years and really finding his footing in the tea culture, Michael developed a vision to share the benefits of tea with others. Through this vision, Michael embarked on a journey to source the finest teas from around the world and bring them to tea enthusiasts everywhere. His dedication and expertise in the industry as well as that of his representatives have allowed Teawaves to thrive and become a trusted name in the tea community.
Sharing the love for tea
Through his commitment to quality and wellness, Michael and his team have created a brand that not only offers exceptional teas but also fosters a sense of community among tea lovers.
Our Philosophy
We aim to curate tea experiences that inspire our community to relax and rejuvenate, and slow down.
Premium Quality All Natural Tea Leafs
Our Commitment to High Quality Sourcing and Production
At Tea Waves, we are committed to providing high-quality loose leaf teas, crafted with sustainable practices and unique blends. With our exceptional selection, you can indulge in a truly remarkable tea experience.
Curated Range
Explore Selected Range of Tea Blends
Discover the perfect tea blend that suits your taste and preferences. Our teas are handcrafted with care to ensure a truly exceptional experience.
Certified Green Business in California
Supporting a Greener and Healthier Planet
As a California certified business, we are dedicated to sustainable practices, from sourcing our ingredients to packaging. Join us in making a positive impact on the environment.
Latest from Teawaves
Discover the World of Tea
Explore our blog to keep up with our latest events, learn more about the Chinese tea traditions, and pick up new tips on how to make the most out of your tea.
The Tea on Teawaves
Kind words from our customers and our community
I bought a small bag of this tea essentially blindly at the Monrovia Farmer's Market on impulse this past weekend. The stall had cold brewed samples so it was hard to gauge the flavor, and the tasting cups had an oil smell from their waterproof coating that interfered with the aroma (difficult already with cold brewed tea).
I gotta say, this was the best risk I've taken. This is literally my new favorite tea, and I'll be getting that 4 oz package next time, no question. The tea is so deliciously malty and robust, a huge standout from the black teas that are my normal go-to morning teas. Closer to some of the nice aged pu-erhs we have that I save for longer tea sessions. It is a definite upgrade from my Bare Leaves Golden Yunan Black, and well worth the higher price!
My partner and I picked up a pack of this tea at the Redondo Beach Farmer's market yesterday! We came home and made two servings for ourselves. We also were able to steep it three times after and it honestly tasted even more amazing! It's extremely clean and even sweet without needing to add any sugar at all. I normally don't like tea unless it has a lot of sweetener in it so this is a first for me. It's easily one of the best teas I've ever had! -
While shopping the Monrovia street fair, we sampled some cold-brewed tea and my daughter fell in love with this flavor. She prefers white tea and I prefer green but this perfectly suits us both. It reminds me of the tea they serve at our favorite Chinese restaurant Townsent. The price caught me off guard but we purchased anyway and it doesn't disappoint. A huge plus is that you can steep the same leaves several times before having to discard, it's even on the label, so it's worth it.
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