Your next celebration is a tea tasting.
Gather your people around rare caffeine-free Japanese teas most of Singapore has never tasted, at your home or a venue you love. Everyone joins: no caffeine, no alcohol, nothing to sit out.
A celebration everyone can actually join
No alcohol, no caffeine: nothing anyone has to sit out. The guest of honour at a baby shower joins every round. Grandparents join. Kids join. Friends who don't drink join. It works across ages, cultures, and dietary needs, at any hour.
It is conversation-forward, not performance-forward. Nobody organises games, nobody is put on the spot. The table does the work: taste something rare together and the talk follows on its own.
What is a caffeine-free tea tasting?
A seated, guided session where you and your guests taste a lineup of naturally caffeine-free Japanese teas. We pour each round, explain what you are tasting and where it comes from, and steer the comparison.
These are rare teas: over a hundred caffeine-free varieties exist in Japan and almost none reach Singapore. Most of your guests will be tasting them for the first time, which is exactly what makes it an occasion.
We come to you.
Your home or a venue you have booked, anywhere in Singapore. The teas, teaware, and light bites travel with us; we set up before your guests arrive and pack it all down after.
How the session runs
60 to 90 minutesWelcome and setup
We arrive ahead of time and set the table while your guests trickle in.
An introduction
What Japanese herbal teas are, why they are caffeine-free, and why they rarely leave Japan.
Guided tasting rounds
Several teas, poured round by round, each introduced before it hits the cup.
Comparison and conversation
Favorites revisited and argued over, stories traded, questions answered.
A toast, with tea
One last pour, raised to the occasion.
What's included
Hosted by us, start to finish
Rare caffeine-free Japanese teas, poured hot and cold
Light bites to go with the teas
All teaware and tasting materials
Setup before, pack-down after
If anyone wants the teas at home, anything bought right after your event gets a discount. No pressure: just there if you want it.
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How much does a private tea tasting cost?
A private tasting is $45 per person, excluding tax, with a $250 minimum spend per session. Everything in the session is included; the only extras are short-notice dates and card fees, listed below.
$250 per session. Smaller groups can book; the minimum still applies.
Book 7 or more days ahead.
Dates 2 to 6 days out are 1.5× the per-person rate, $67.50. Same-day and next-day bookings are not available.
PayNow at the base price. Cards carry a 4% processing fee.
Write to hello@teasan.com and we will shape it together.
Got a date in mind?
Book a tastingCommon questions
Up to 15 guests can be booked online, and small groups are welcome: the $250 minimum spend simply still applies. For more than 15 guests, write to hello@teasan.com and we will shape it together.
Yes. Everything served is caffeine-free and alcohol-free, so children can taste along with everyone else. Mention ages in the booking notes and we will pitch the session accordingly.
Yes, and this is half the point. Every tea is naturally caffeine-free, with no alcohol anywhere in the session, so the guest of honour at a baby shower joins every single round.
Yes. Some of our teas are brewed from beans and leaves people can be allergic to, so allergies are part of the booking form and we adjust the lineup before the day.
A table, chairs, and access to hot water. A dining table at home is perfect. We bring the teas, light bites, teaware, and everything else, and we pack it all down after.
Cancel any time for a 50% refund, except the day before or the day of the event, which are non-refundable. One free reschedule per booking if requested at least 7 days ahead, to an available date at least 7 days out within 3 months. The full policy sits beside the payment buttons on the booking page.
Yes, and they go first. The calendar on the booking page shows live availability; book as early as you can for the widest choice.
No. The session is built for first-timers. If one of your guests is already deep into tea, there is plenty for them too: these are varieties even tea people rarely get to try.
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