The Maui Tea Farm

The Maui Tea Farm Aloha! We are the premier grower of tea and māmaki on Maui, Hawai'i. We are now open for tea farm tours and tastings by appointment.

Please visit our website today to book your tea experience. We grow and make organic artisan teas and herbs at the Maui Tea Farm, on the road to Haleakala National Park on Maui. Please visit our website today to book your tea experience.

A few farm shots from this week! 🌱 🍵 🫖 Summer’s on its way and our Māmaki plants are loving the sunshine and humidity 🌞...
06/07/2026

A few farm shots from this week! 🌱 🍵 🫖 Summer’s on its way and our Māmaki plants are loving the sunshine and humidity 🌞 ⛈️

Shots of this week’s Pacific storm (but no longer a Kona Low? 🤷🏻‍♀️ ) swipe thru to see the beauty of green & gusty at...
04/10/2026

Shots of this week’s Pacific storm (but no longer a Kona Low? 🤷🏻‍♀️ ) swipe thru to see the beauty of green & gusty at 4,000 ft (1200 m) on Haleakalā

What’s just as lovely as receiving tea as a gift? Why receiving books about the history of tea (at least for this histor...
07/09/2022

What’s just as lovely as receiving tea as a gift? Why receiving books about the history of tea (at least for this history nerd 🙋🏻‍♀️🤓). I’m enjoying two such recent gifts this weekend!
The famous Cha Jing 茶經 (known in English as “The Classic of Tea”) is a Chinese literary work from the mid-8th century during the Tang Dynasty (618-907). Its author was the “Tea God” Lu Yu 陸羽 and the Cha Jing was the world's first “book” (technically they were scrolls) written about tea. Lu Yu grew up in a Buddhist temple and, because of the close relationship between the spread of Buddhism and the spread of tea throughout China, he researched and documented cultivation practices in a number of tea growing areas, mainly those belonging to Buddhist temples.
Also during the Tang Dynasty, Japanese monks visited China to study Buddhism thus allowing Camellia sinensis and tea culture to come to Japan. Chinese documents indicate that tea seedlings and bricks were taken to Japan in the middle years of the Tang Dynasty. In the early 9th century, the Japanese monks Saichou 最澄 and Kuukai 空海 brought a large number of tea seeds and bricks from China’s mountains to Japan. These two monks are often regarded as the pioneers of tea planting and picking in Japan.

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Tea & Māmaki Tumblers Back in Stock! Summer is in full swing up here at Maui Tea Farm (thanks to the hard work of our am...
06/25/2022

Tea & Māmaki Tumblers Back in Stock! Summer is in full swing up here at Maui Tea Farm (thanks to the hard work of our amazing team 🙏🙏🌟🌟) Tea lovers are welcome to check out our latest tour offerings on our website and stop in our shop Mondays through Saturdays from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm (sometimes until 5, depends on the day 😉).
Our stainless insulated “māmaki” and “tea” tumblers are available now at our tea farm shop. Will have available online to ship soon!

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06/22/2022

Kiki 🐓 our rescue rooster loves scrounging for snacks under our Haleakalā Black Tea bushes. What kind of chicken goodies is he scratching for under there? We wanna hear what you think!

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06/18/2022

Happy Father’s Day weekend 🌞🌱 just like that Summer is upon us! In 'Ōlelo Hawai'i (the Hawaiian language) this hot and sunny half of the year is known as kauwela. In many regions of the world where it’s cultivated, Camellia sinensis (aka tea) absolutely loves the summertime. Look how vigorously our bushes are growing / flushing! Definitely having a healthy dose of wai in the form of rainfall helps. We’ll be amping up our picking schedule as we get into hot and sunny kauwela and look forward to having some delectable summer (or “second flush”) Haleakalā Black Tea harvests ready for you tea lovers!

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18303 Haleakala Highway
Kula, HI
96790

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