Nuwara Eliya
Situated in the highlands of the Island Sri Lanka approximately 6200 ft (2000m) above sea level, has a varying temperature of 28°C in the low lands and 15°C in the high elevations. Tea has been cultivated in this Agro-climatic district since the year 1867. Teas manufactured in this region, when brewed are light orange in colour distinctively fragrant and delicate on the pallet.
 
Uva
- Situated in the Eastern highlands of the country Sri Lanka approximately 3000 ft to 5000 ft (1000m to 1600m) above sea level. This region has a varying temperature of 28°C in the low lands and at high elevations posses a temperature of around 15°C. Tea has been cultivated in this district since the year 1867. Teas manufactured in this region, produce an extraordinary flavor and pungency i.e., uncommon not only to other parts of Sri Lanka but to any tea growing region in the world, making it unique and known to older generation as Champaign teas.
 
Dimbulla
Situated in the Westerns highlands of the Island Sri Lanka at elevation of 3500 ft to 5000 ft (110m to 1600m) above sea level. The temperature in this region too varies between 28°C in the low areas whilst 15°C is in the higher elevation. Tea has been cultivated in this region since the year 1867. Teas manufactured in this region, vary between fully bodied flavor to light delicate fragrant on the pallet.
 
Sabaragamuwa
Situated in the highlands of the Island Sri Lanka approximately 6200 ft (2000m) above sea level, has a varying temperature of 28°C in the low lands and 15°C in the high elevations. Tea has been cultivated in this Agro-climatic district since the year 1867. Teas manufactured in this region, when brewed are light orange in colour distinctively fragrant and delicate on the pallet.
 
           
 
Ruhuna
Situated on the Southern edge of the world heritage rainforest “Sinharaja” tapering down to the Southern coast line of the Island. Elevation 2000 ft (600m) to sea level. This region has a varying temperature between 33°C in the low areas and 18°C in the high elevations. Tea has been cultivated in this district since the year 1867. Ruhuna teas are typically known for their stylish leaf appearance and large particle size. The brew of Ruhunu teas is deep red in colour and is full bodied with strong taste.
           

Tea & Health
Tea has been researched widely and publicized world over, as an antioxidant imparting many a health benefit to humans. Some research has even suggested prevention of many types of cancers such as colon, rest, prostrate.