"We needed something that felt considered and on-brand. The tea blending experience was a genuine hit — every guest left with something they'd made themselves. Exactly the right note for a product launch."
— Victoria's Secret
“Sarah & Roxy were phenomenal! The entire experience was seamless from the inquiry to the booking to the actual event itself. Impala & Peacock created such a special experience for our residents and we can’t wait to have them back at Collins Arch! Would certainly recommend their services for anyone looking for a unique event!”— Marwa Awad, Events Manager (Essential Community)
the experience
About
A team experience with genuine craft behind it.
Tea blending is a sensory experience — we guide your group through the process of understanding botanicals, developing a palate, and creating something entirely their own. Every participant leaves with a hand-blended tea they made themselves.
How it works
We come to you. Fully equipped, entirely self-sufficient. Groups move through a structured sequence of discovery — origin, aroma, flavour, composition — before blending and packaging their own tea to take home.
Intimate enough for a boardroom. Considered enough for a brand event.
Group size: 12 – 100 guests
Duration: 60 minutes to 3 hours
Locations: Melbourne · Sydney · Gold Coast · Brisbane
Trusted by
Zendesk · Workday · Dior · Tiffany & Co · University of Melbourne · Monash · RMIT
Tea Experiences Team Building Melbourne
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FAQs
Do we need any prior knowledge of tea?
Not at all. The experience is designed to be accessible regardless of familiarity with tea. We guide every group through the process from the ground up — by the end, participants have a working understanding of ingredients, flavour profiles, and how to compose a blend. No preparation required.
Can the blends be branded for our organisation?
Yes. Custom packaging with your branding is available for groups, with a small minimum order. It's a popular option for product launches, client gifting, and brand activations where the take-home element needs to reflect your identity rather than ours.