Luxury tea brand TWG Tea has opened its largest global flagship, the TWG Tea Gallery, at Singapore Changi Airport’s Terminal 3, introducing a new concept that combines premium retail, historical artefacts and innovative tea-inspired treats.

The 24-hour destination marks the brand’s first-ever tea museum and strengthens its presence in international travel retail. The gallery features a striking hand-painted world map across its high ceiling, alongside a display wall showcasing more than 1,200 tea tins.

2,700 sq ft

Largest TWG Tea Flagship

24 Hours

Open Around the Clock

1,000+ Teas

Single-Estate Teas & Blends

170+ Pieces

Antique Tea Wares on Display

Inside the TWG Tea Museum

At the heart of the new space is the TWG Tea Museum, which houses more than 170 antique tea wares and decorative objects, including over 50 Russian samovars dating from the 17th to 20th centuries.

Collected over 15 years, the exhibits highlight the craftsmanship and cultural traditions that have shaped tea drinking across different regions and generations.

What Travellers Can Find

Teas and Gifts

More than 1,000 single-estate teas and exclusive blends, as well as curated accessories and bespoke gift sets.

Signature launch: Grand Voyage Tea, a green tea blend created specifically for the opening and inspired by Singapore’s multicultural heritage.

Tea-Infused Takeaway

A new takeaway concept features tea-infused ice cream and sorbet with locally inspired flavours:

Pandan gula melaka Coconut tea ice cream Soursop sorbet Temi tea sorbet

Tea-infused macarons and chocolate bonbons further expand the offering beyond traditional tea service.

Past, Present and Future of Tea

According to Taha Bouqdib, co-founder of TWG Tea and president and CEO of its parent company, V3 Gourmet, the gallery is designed to bring together the past, present and future of tea in a single immersive experience.

Why Changi Airport?

The opening reflects TWG Tea’s broader strategy to expand its reach through airports and other international travel destinations. Changi provides access to a diverse flow of global travellers, positioning the Singapore-founded brand to introduce its products and heritage to new audiences.

By combining museum-style storytelling with exclusive products and convenient takeaway options, the TWG Tea Gallery reimagines the traditional airport boutique and reinforces Singapore’s role as a gateway for luxury retail and distinctive local experiences.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The TWG Tea Gallery is located in Terminal 3 at Singapore Changi Airport.

The gallery is a 24-hour destination.

It spans 2,700 square feet, making it TWG Tea’s largest global flagship.

The museum houses more than 170 antique tea wares and decorative objects, including over 50 Russian samovars from the 17th to 20th centuries, collected over 15 years.

Yes. The gallery marks the brand’s first-ever tea museum.

The gallery offers more than 1,000 single-estate teas and exclusive blends, along with accessories and bespoke gift sets.

It is a green tea blend created specifically for the opening and inspired by Singapore’s multicultural heritage.

Yes. A takeaway concept offers tea-infused ice cream and sorbet in flavours such as pandan gula melaka, coconut tea, soursop and Temi tea, plus tea-infused macarons and chocolate bonbons.

TWG Tea’s parent company is V3 Gourmet. Co-founder Taha Bouqdib serves as its president and CEO.

Changi gives the Singapore-founded brand access to a diverse flow of global travellers, supporting its strategy to expand through airports and international travel destinations.