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Buy tea at Teedose.ch: Discover the variety of tea in the world

Tea is the most versatile drink there is. The choice of varieties is enormous and there are many different ways to prepare it. Tea changes its taste and properties depending on how long it steeps, we drink it pure, sweeten it with cane sugar, honey or rock candy or add milk and cream. And tea can be bought loose or in tea bags - here at Teedose.ch.

Tea from Teedose.ch for every season

Whether classics from the world of black tea, herbal tea, fruit tea, tea for children or products from our tea trends: a good cup of tea always makes you feel good and is always tasty. In our online store, you will only find tea from brands that pay attention to quality during production and harvesting. Tea from Teedose.ch is fun at any time of year. Enjoy the best quality tea to keep you warm in the colder months and treat yourself to tasty, home-brewed iced teas when it's hot! Or drink tea as a warm drink even when it's hot - as recommended by health experts.

A good cup of tea tastes good for young and old

Over the course of time, we have adapted the oldest drink in the world to our needs. In Europe, only two of the six traditional Chinese teas have become established: green and black tea. Today, the variety of teas is enormous, and we at Teedose.ch do everything we can to cater to every taste. In addition to black and green tea, you will find fruit tea, various types of mint tea, Kamillentee, fennel tea, chai, orange tea, rose hip tea, herbal tea, relaxation tea, mate or digestive tea and much more. Prepare delicious tea for yourself and the whole Familie, ob for breakfast or in between - with tea from Teedose.ch. Of course, you will also find plenty of teas to suit children's tastes.

No competition for other hot drinks

In the strictest sense, real tea is only made from the tea plant itself, such as black tea and green tea. Due to their caffeine content, these varieties were long regarded as competitors to coffee. However, the methods of preparation are not dissimilar; in both cases, it is not for nothing that tea and coffee are referred to as being boiled or brewed. Over time, the so-called tea-like drinks - i.e. dried fruit and herbal infusions - also became tea. Today we use the word tea as a synonym for the method of preparation.

The history of tea

In China, people were already cultivating and drinking tea at least 2,200 years ago. The oldest document from the year 221 BC shows a tea tax in the Qin dynasty. However, this also means that tea may have been cultivated in China much earlier. With increased trade on the Indian subcontinent and in the Indonesian region, tea reached Europe in 1610 via the Dutch East India Company. However, the British East India Company soon secured the trading rights to the new infusion plants, and by the middle of the 17th century, English tea culture had spread to aristocratic households. Around 1740, tea reached northern Germany, where the independent East Frisian tea culture quickly developed, before the drink spread throughout continental Europe via Prussia - and thus also reached Switzerland.