Yunnan Pu-erh Tea

Discover the depth and complexity of Yunnan Pu-erh tea. Sourced from large-leaf tea trees across Yunnan’s diverse mountains, our Pu-erh teas were crafted with care to preserve their unique character and develop rich, layered flavors over multiple infusions.

Unlike other teas, Yunnan Pu-erh reveals its depth gradually—offering a dense, smooth mouthfeel, subtle sweetness, and a lingering, refined aroma. While age adds nuance, the true quality comes from the strength of the leaves, the clarity of processing, and proper storage.

Perfect for gongfu brewing or a meditative cup, our Yunnan Pu-erh collection lets you explore traditional Chinese pu-erh teas with authenticity and character.

Journal

Further reading for the curious tea drinker.

  • Fuzhou jasmine flower field

    Fuzhou: A City That Learned to Hold Fragrance

    In Fuzhou, jasmine flowers are at their most fragrant for only a few hours. Tea makers learned to work within that window. No flowers remain in the finished cup —...

    Fuzhou: A City That Learned to Hold Fragrance

    In Fuzhou, jasmine flowers are at their most fragrant for only a few hours. Tea makers learned to work within that window. No flowers remain in the finished cup —...

  • brewing fenghuang dancong oolong tea

    Why Phoenix Dancong Cannot Simply Be Brewed Fas...

    Phoenix Dancong responds to brewing with remarkable sensitivity. Discover why quick pours alone rarely reveal its full character, and how small adjustments can unlock greater aroma, texture, and balance throughout...

    Why Phoenix Dancong Cannot Simply Be Brewed Fas...

    Phoenix Dancong responds to brewing with remarkable sensitivity. Discover why quick pours alone rarely reveal its full character, and how small adjustments can unlock greater aroma, texture, and balance throughout...

  • Qimen liu an cha basket

    Qimen An Cha

    Why was one of southern China's best-known dark teas named after a place where it was never made? This article traces the history of Qimen An Cha through forgotten trade...

    Qimen An Cha

    Why was one of southern China's best-known dark teas named after a place where it was never made? This article traces the history of Qimen An Cha through forgotten trade...

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