Tea lovers unite, there’s now a brew shed and apothecary that’s decked out to cater for all your tea needs.

Wildfire Organic Tea is a beautiful tea company, run by a one woman show. That one woman is Jane Burke- tea lover, aroma and natural therapist (and soon to be Western Medical Herbalist), and all round beautiful lady. You can read all about her delicious teas in this blog post.

 

 

Her newest and biggest venture is now open at Port Elliot. Hidden away in the industrial estate, her Brew shed and Apothecary is a decked out space, filled with vintage tea chests, recycled furniture, crocheted rugs and soft leather couches.

One half of the shed is Jane’s work zone, where she blends and packages her brews. The other half is her tea shop and café, where you can sit down and enjoy a pot of liquid gold, or if you’re peckish, a scone, cake or some edible dry naturals from Goodness Me.


The vibe is relaxed, there’s always good tunes playing via the record player and they’re dog friendly- there’s plenty of artificial lawn out the front where you can park your pooch while you visit. No doubt you’ll find resident tea dog SooTEA out the front making herself at home.

  

In terms of brews you can find the Wildfire range available to drink in pots, as well as a range of Botanical Lattes.  When we visited we dabbled in the botanicals and fell in love. She makes a mean Tumeric latte, as well as lattes made of Echinacea and Vanilla, Roasted Dandelion and Chicory (another favourite of ours) and Matcha.

 

For when the weather is a little warmer her iced teas are a massive hit- the vegan Chai latte with coconut ice cream is next level and by far the best iced chai i’ve ever had.

 

If you’re feeling snacky, the tea shed also stocks a range of delicious range of raw treats made locally by small business Real Food Life. You’ll find chai pots, raw cakes in flavours like raspberry, peanut butter and mint, as well as slices (if I haven’t been and cleaned the place out). You wouldn’t even know they’re healthy they taste that good!

If you’re down south and looking for somewhere to have a brew or two and a sneaky raw cake check out this gem. It’s well worth the drive.

 

You can find the Wildfire Organic Tea’s Brew Shed and Apothecary at Shed 59 Hill Street, Port Elliot

Written by Jess

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