About Us

Welcome to Astro Tea Company! We are a passionate team dedicated to blending the art of tea with the wonders of space exploration. Founded 2024/2025 in Southern California, our mission goes beyond just offering premium teas; we aim to inspire curiosity and creativity through the world of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math).

Our delightful selection includes everything from the robust Builders Black Tea to the exquisite Ceremonial Matcha Powder, each crafted to elevate your tea-drinking experience. We believe that every cup of tea can spark a conversation about the universe, igniting imaginations and fostering a love for learning. With our Biscuit Cuppa Bundle, we invite you to indulge in the classic British tradition of tea and biscuits, creating moments of joy and connection.

Every purchase you make at Astro Tea Company helps fund STEAM education initiatives, ensuring that the next generation of explorers, scientists, and artists have the resources they need to thrive. Together, we can brew a better future, one cup at a time. Join us on this exciting journey as we explore the cosmos of flavors and ideas, all while turning steam into STEAM!

Because our primary focuses at Astro Tea Company is to support STEAM education initiatives through sales from our shop, we participate in a variety of categories of activities doing exactly this:


Note from Los Angeles area teacher

 Mr G

"Thanks to your generous donation of bicycle pumps, our atmospheric science lessons have come alive! Instead of watching a single demonstration, all students now participate hands-on in creating clouds in bottles through pressure changes. When I introduced the pumps, students were initially confused about using bicycle equipment for science—but their expressions quickly transformed to amazement as they created real clouds in their hands. Even typically disengaged students became active participants, with many of them emerging as our "cloud experts" after mastering the perfect pressure technique. Your contribution has transformed abstract weather concepts into tangible discoveries that students can literally hold in their hands."