Yunnan Sourcing Brand Pu-erh Tea Samples

Suan Zao Shu village is one of the most remote villages in the Jinggu area, taking nearly 2 hours from Jinggu town to arrive there. The winding dir...

Suan Zao Shu village is one of the most remote villages in the Jinggu area, taking nearly 2 hours from Jinggu town to arrive there. The winding dir...

Huang Cao Ba village is in the northwestern part of Jinggu very near Mengku County. It sits at an altitude of 1700 meters and is home to tea trees ...

Han Gu Di village is one of the more remote villages in the Jinggu area, taking nearly 1.5 hours from Jinggu town to arrive there. Although there i...

Spring harvest tea leaves from 200-300 year old tea trees growing in Jiu Tai Po village in Jinggu county of Simao. Jiu Tai Po or "9 Mesa Village" i...

Autumn harvest tea leaves from 200-300 year old tea trees growing in Jiu Tai Po village in Jinggu county of Simao. Jiu Tai Po or "9 Mesa Village" i...

Huang Cao Ba village is in the northwestern part of Jinggu very near Mengku County. It sits at an altitude of 1700 meters and is home to tea trees ...

"King of the Jungle" is a unique blend of "aged as mao cha" Jinggu and Bang Dong wild arbor teas ranging in age from 2016-2018. Very nice lightly a...

Knight’s Chamfer is a single-area ripe pu-erh pressed from 2025 Jingmai Mountain material harvested in Lancang County, then expertly wet-piled and ...

Ku Zhu Mountain is near Wenshan village about 7 kilometers southeast of Jing Gu town in Pu'er prefecture (previously known as Simao). Ku Zhu mounta...

“Huang Shan Gu Shu” (literally, Remote Mountain Old Tree) is a rugged mountain area in Jinggu County, Simao, where 100–300 year old assamica tea tr...

We are proud to offer a Certified Organic "Te Zhi" Ripe Pu-erh Tea from Yunnan. This tea was grown in the area of Simao and was harvested in April ...

Ma Zui Shi is a small village in the mountains north of Jinggu county that sits at an altitude of almost 1800 meters. The tea was harvested in Apri...

Autumn-harvest tea leaves from 200–300 year old tea trees growing in Jiu Tai Po village in Jinggu County (Pu’er/Simao), Yunnan. Jiu Tai Po, or “Nin...