1849: Klonimus Wolf Wissotzky establishes the Wissotzky Tea Company in Moscow. The quality and excellence of its products soon result in a multitude of devoted customers in the Russian Empire and neighboring countries. 1904: Wissotzky widens its trading activities in Europe. A branch is opened in New York to answer the growing demand by Russian newcomers for the quality tea they were accustomed to in the old country. 1907: Following the success of its product, Wissotzky establishes the Anglo-Asiatic Company as its head office in London, center of the world"s tea trade. To this day, the company is active in selectiong and purchasing tea coming from all corners of the glode. 1917: Wissotzky continues expanding. Additional branches are opened in Poland, Italy and other European countries, which together with its presence in Britain and the USA, position Wissotzky as the leading tea firm of the period. 1936: Simon Seidler, scion of the Wissotzky family, sets up a plant in Israel (then Palestine), to supply its product to nearby countries. Since then, Wissotzky products have traveled even further, reaching growing markets on five continents. Today, headed by the fifth generation, Wissotzky continues its long-standing commitment to quality and excellence.Wissotzky Tea experts consistently develop a rich variety of superior tea blends, as well as fruit and herbal teas, which are appreciated by countless tea lovers worldwide.