Charleston Tea Garden

The Charleston Tea Garden spans across 127 acres of land, featuring numerous rows of tea plants cultivated under specific climate conditions in South Carolina.

Founded in 1960 by Lipton Tea during a period of import concerns, the garden was later purchased by Bill Hall who transformed it into a commercial operation.

The garden represents the connection between Southern United States traditions and tea production, demonstrating local agricultural practices and manufacturing methods.

Visitors can take a 45-minute trolley tour through the fields, watch the tea production process, and sample different tea varieties in the tasting room.

The facility produces tea without pesticides as the natural caffeine in tea leaves prevents damage from deer and other agricultural pests.

Location: Charleston County

Website: https://charlestonteagarden.com/

Address: 6617 Maybank Hwy, Wadmalaw Island, SC 29487, USA 29487 Wadmalaw Island 29487 Wadmalaw Island

Opening Hours: Lundi-Samedi 10:00-16:00; Dimanche 12:00-16:00

Phone: +18435590383

Website: https://charlestonteagarden.com

GPS coordinates: 32.61814,-80.18522

Latest update: March 4, 2025 09:18