Contact Us

General Enquiries & Feedback

We welcome any enquiries or feedback about our product range and tea plantation.

Address (Head Office)

PO Box 1420, Sunnybank Hills QLD 4109

Contact

Phone (07) 3272 0444
Fax (07) 3272 0243

Address (Malanda Tea Rooms)

933 Glen Allyn Road, Malanda QLD 4885

Contact

Phone (07) 4096 8328
Fax (07) 4096 8428

We have been growing and making Australian loose-l

We have been growing and making Australian loose-leaf tea since the 1970s, and our team knows just how to make a perfect cuppa. They like it strong, but if you follow these simple rules, you’ll be able to brew it just the way you like it! (Link in bio) 🌱

#TBT to a time when Queensland Premier Wayne Goss

#TBT to a time when Queensland Premier Wayne Goss opened the Malanda Tea Factory with John Russell (1991).

Mateship has never been more important. From droug

Mateship has never been more important. From droughts to fires and COVID-19, we need each other more than ever. It takes more than a village to make, process, pack, distribute and market our Australian-grown tea. Meet our Aussie mates – the companies and people we rely on to keep our tea on your shelf! We’re in this together. (Link in bio to read more)

We are never happier than when our tea room is buz

We are never happier than when our tea room is buzzing with guests. Open Thursday to Sunday, come and enjoy a light lunch or our famous Royal Devonshire Tea. Please book in advance so we can ensure you a spot overlooking our peaceful tea plantation and comply with social distancing requirements. And make sure you ask about our new tea blending experience too! ☕️☕️☕️
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Call (07) 4096 8328 to make a booking🌱

If you’ve been to our tea room in Far North Quee

If you’ve been to our tea room in Far North Queensland, you’ll know that our Australian-grown Royal Devonshire Tea, served with home-made scones is not to be missed. Why not have a go at making our scones at home? Do you have any hints and tips for making your scones perfect? Let us know. (Link in bio to the recipe) ☕️

How do you take yours? It’s a contentious issue,

How do you take yours? It’s a contentious issue, but we’re always so interested to know how our customers like to enjoy their tea. Black, milky, builders? Go on, share with us!

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