A name for the tea blend which originally applied to China Congou tea in the United States of America. In Britain it was a name applied to a blend of teas from India and Sri Lanka; today it is used to include blends of black teas producing a full-bodied strong flavoured colourful tea.Estate

A tea growing property or holding that may include more than one garden under the same managership or ownership. In the past tea estates where known as plantations.Formosa

An island off the Chinese coast formally known as Taiwan which produces Oolong, Pouchong and black teas made by the Orthodox method.Garden

The name originally given to tea growing plantations or estates. The Japanese cultivated tea gardens within their temples and pa