Our tea plantation in Brittany, tea 100% made in France
Since 2006, in the heart of the Blavet Valley in Morbihan, Filleule des Fées has been growing premium organic tea from its own plantations. Initially, the tea plantation consisted of
Summer at the tea garden – The 2024 season is over!
The tea garden is now closed.
Activities will resume next spring!
Once upon a time…
In the Filleule des Fées tea garden, which takes root in the heart of the Blavet Valley in Brittany, we have acclimatised the tea plant, or Camellia sinensis. We offer you its young leaves and the unique flavours of the Breton terroir.
Every spring, and until autumn, we respectfully harvest the tenderest leaves and buds. They are then carefully processed into green, white, black, and even blue (oolong) tea, retaining the distinctive character of their Breton influences.
We have acclimatised the tea plant in Brittany to offer you its young leaves and the unique flavours of the Breton terroir.
Our agroecological and energy-efficient approach respects biodiversity and the environment. We use innovative techniques to preserve the Blavet Valley and our region.
Our team is trained in the artisanal production of tea by professionals from China and Taiwan. We have travelled to meet the greatest tea masters.
We harvest the young tea shoots by hand, as soon as the season allows. This method enables us to guarantee the quality of our tea.
Our tea plants are carefully selected and acclimatised in Brittany. We seek the best cultivars (varieties) to produce high-quality teas. In the plant library, our tea plant shop, we offer you the varieties we have cultivated over the years.
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Since 2006, in the heart of the Blavet Valley in Morbihan, Filleule des Fées has been growing premium organic tea from its own plantations. Initially, the tea plantation consisted of
Relive the 2024 Tea Festival in the heart of our garden in Trébihan, Brittany. Discover the magical moments experienced on 18 and 19 May, when tea lovers and nature enthusiasts