Where to Buy Tea in Taiwan: A Guide for Visitors

If you're looking to bring real Taiwanese tea home — for yourself or as a gift — buying directly from where it's grown is the most straightforward way to know exactly what you're getting.

That's Meishan for us: a small township in the Chiayi mountains that isn't nearly as famous as Alishan itself, but is actually home to a large share of the tea sold under the "Alishan" name — the true heartland of high mountain tea. Many veteran tea masters have quietly worked here for generations, out of the spotlight, and that depth of knowledge and skill is exactly what gets passed on to you at the table. It's home to real, working tea gardens and families who've been doing this for decades — including ours.

Prices vary depending on altitude and grade, and we're happy to explain exactly why, in English, so there's no guesswork. We can also help put together something gift-ready if you're bringing tea home for someone else.

Buy directly from a Meishan tea farm → [reserve your visit]