About Skeisan

If tea doesn't fit into your life, tea needs to change, not your life!

Keeping it Pure

Pure Taste
exclusive flavours

best selections

Aroma sealed
Pure Nature
no artificial flavors

naturally sustainable

Organic quality
Pure Design
unique appearance

timeless shape

clear code

Rein vegan

Unser Bekenntnis zu ,rein vegan* spiegelt sich in der Essenz unserer Tees wider. Jede Mischung ist eine harmonische Verschmelzung von Aromen ohne Kompromisse - frei von Zusatzstoffen und voller Geschmack. Genießen Sie mit dem Wissen, dass Ihre Teereise mit uns so rein ist, wie es die Natur vorgesehen hat.

Our Tea Experience

How "non-experts" became real tea lovers - a question of experience.
Most of our team were originally more coffee lovers than real tea experts. On our journey of discovery we had many interesting and inspiring tea experiences that we would like to share with you. Together with a sommelier, we got to know over 250 types of tea in several tastings. From these we selected the best teas for Skeisan. One thing is important to us: There are no compromises when it comes to the product. All of our teas are from production to processing to packaging of the highest quality.

250 +
different types of tea tried and rated in tea tastings.
39+
selected types of tea for the expandable overall range.
10+
selected types of tea for the starting range, continuously expanded.

Creating sustainable tea experiences that become your very own stories.

Our DNA & Core Values

pure Design
The "pure design" of our packaging is aesthetic and simple, the violet glass ensures the taste experience down to the last spoonful.
pure Nature
Our claim to "pure nature" manifests itself through our sustainable and natural ingredients.
pure Attraction
Our "pure attraction" can be found in the first impression, because our tea tastes the way it looks and smells.

What does SKEISAN stand for?

The first tea experience and its discoverer as the basis for our word mark.

In ancient China, the emperor once camped under a tree and boiled water in a kettle over the fire. When a light wind blew some of the tree's leaves into the hot water, the emperor noticed that it turned a light green color and smelled pleasant. He tried a cup - his first tea experience - and was amazed by the refreshing and invigorating effect of this drink from the wild tea tree that the emperor had discovered in this way.