• Tea packaging, cup of tea, and tea leaves on a white background
  • Close-up of a compressed tea cake with intricate patterns on a white background
  • Close-up of a pressed tea cake with a white label on a white background
  • Dried tea leaves on a leaf-shaped plate with a cup of brewed tea on a decorative mat.
  • Decorative box with peacocks and flowers, featuring the year 2020 on a white background.
  • decorative box with peacock and floral design on a yellow background
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Bana Tea Company

Ruyi Ripe Pu-erh Tea (5.0) · 2 reviews

Ruyi Ripe Pu-erh Tea

$33.15 USD
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Vintage: 2020 Spring Harvest
Type: Ripe Pu-erh (fermented)
Grade: 1-3
Production area: Bulang Mountain, Menghai County, Yunnan Province

Ruyi in Chinese means best wishes. Hope this tea will bring you all the best!

This tea meets all the criteria for a quality ripe pu-erh. The raw materials are picked from the sustainable, eco tea region in Bulang Mountain. The fermentation of this tea is conducted by a very experienced tea master, who ferments the leaves to perfection. Additionally, this tea is blended with older vintage leaves between 2015 to 2019, making this tea a uniquely delicious tea to drink now or to consume after further aging. Smooth, clean, and simply delicious, this tea has a rich mouth-feel and a soothing and cooling finish.

Brewing guide

Use 5-6 grams of leaves in 6 oz pot or cup. Brew with 212 F degree water (100 C).
RINSE: 1 second
1st BREW: 10 seconds
2nd BREW: 5 seconds
3rd BREW: 10 seconds
4th BREW: 20 seconds
5th BREW: 30 seconds
6th BREW: 40 seconds
7th BREW: 1 minute
8th BREW: 2 minutes

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Customer Reviews (2)

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Looks nice!

By DocJohn
As far as deliver, smell, and look of product, it's a 5/5. The rest of my review needs to wait for a taste test. Will update, if possible. Can't wait!
Our Response:

Hope the tea will meet your high expectations. Thank you for your review.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Best place for pu-er tea

By Theodore Corwin
I am now using the pu-er tea cake I bought at the tea market in Shenzhen, China. When this runs out I will return to Bana which is the only place in the US to buy pu-er. For the same price I paid in Shenzhen I can get a nice cake of pu-er. I’m so glad they are around. Aged pu-er is the best tea.
Our Response:

Thank you. We look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for your kind words.