Tea leaves spread out on large trays outdoors with a building and trees in the background.

Yunnan Pu-erh Tea

We make pu-erh and other Chinese teas for drinking, collecting, and long-term ageing.

2026 Spring Maocha Tea Tasting

Have you ever wondered what raw puerh tea tastes like when it's extremely fresh, before the tea leaves are pressed into a cake?

Join us for a special tea tasting of raw puerh máochá (毛茶) - roughly finished tea - sourced during our recent trip to Yunnan for the 2026 spring tea season.

Each tasting has a maximum of 6 guests.

Dates:

Friday 15th May 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm **SOLD OUT**

Sunday 17th May 10:30 am – 12 pm **SOLD OUT**

Saturday 30th May 10:30 am – 12 pm **SOLD OUT**

Sunday 31st May 10:30 am – 12 pm **SOLD OUT**

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Learn about pu-erh tea

  1. Read more: How to Store and Age Pu-erh Tea
    How to Store and Age Pu-erh Tea

    How to Store and Age Pu-erh Tea

    One of the main appeals of pu-erh tea is its ability to age and transform over time, a process that requires careful control of storage conditions. This article explores how and why storing pu-erh works, what's involved, and how to do it at home.

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  2. Read more: How Pu-erh Tea is Made - Part 2
    How Pu-erh Tea is Made - Part 2

    How Pu-erh Tea is Made - Part 2

    Broadly speaking, pu-erh tea production occurs in two distinct stages. This article outlines the final steps - known as the 'fine processing' - of pu-erh tea production.

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