The Gorreana tea plantation is a tea estate located on the island of Sao Miguel in the Azores, Portugal. It is the oldest tea plantations in Europe, with a history dating back to 1883 when two Chinese masters were brought over to teach the locals how to tend to the plants. The plantation is situated in a lush valley between two volcanic craters, providing ideal growing conditions for tea.

Gorreana tea is produced using traditional methods and the estate remains family-owned and operated. The tea is hand-picked and carefully processed in small batches to ensure the highest quality. The plantation produces two types of tea: black tea and green tea, with the black tea being the most popular.

Visitors to the Gorreana tea plantation can take a guided tour of the estate and learn about the history of tea production on the island. The tour includes a visit to the tea factory where the tea is processed and packaged. There is also a tea shop on site where visitors can sample and purchase the different types of tea produced at the plantation.

Overall, the Gorreana tea plantation is a unique and historic destination for tea lovers and visitors to the Azores.

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