Menghai Ancient-Tree Ripe Pu-erh Dragon Pearl Tea – 500 g

Ripe Pu-erh · Menghai · Ancient-Tree Positioning · Dragon Pearl Format

Enjoy the smooth, comforting character of Menghai Ripe Pu-erh / 勐海普洱熟茶 in a convenient Dragon Pearl / 龙珠小沱 format.

This tea is presented as:

Ripe Pu-erh / 熟茶
Menghai · Yunnan / 云南勐海
Ancient-Tree Positioning / 古树
Dragon Pearl Mini Tuo / 龙珠小沱茶
500 g Large Format

Each compact tea pearl is easy to portion, simple to brew and well suited to repeated infusions.

The generous 500 g format makes this tea ideal for regular home drinking, office tea, family sharing and long-form Pu-erh sessions.

Menghai · Ripe Pu-erh · Dragon Pearl · 500 g

Product at a Glance

Product Name: Menghai Ancient-Tree Ripe Pu-erh Dragon Pearl Tea
Chinese Name: 普洱龙珠小沱茶 · 云南勐海古树普洱熟茶
Tea Type: Pu-erh Tea
Pu-erh Style: Ripe / Shou / 熟茶
Origin: Menghai · Yunnan · China
Material Positioning: Ancient-Tree / 古树
Tea Format: Dragon Pearl / Mini Tuo
Net Weight: 500 g
Format: Individually Portioned Compressed Tea

Dry Tea: Compact · Dark · Rounded
Aroma: Warm · Deep · Mellow
Taste: Smooth · Rounded · Refined
Body: Medium to Full
Finish: Soft · Lingering

Recommended Tea Amount: 1 pearl or approx. 5–8 g
Recommended Water: 100–150 mL for Gongfu brewing
Water Temperature: 95–100°C / 203–212°F
Initial Infusion: Approx. 10–20 Seconds
Suitable For: Multiple Infusions

Best For:
Pu-erh Lovers · Everyday Tea · Office Tea · Family Tea · Gongfu Brewing · Easy Portioning

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Ripe Pu-erh / 熟茶?

Ripe Pu-erh is a Pu-erh style known for a darker, smoother and more mellow tea character.

2. What is a Dragon Pearl / 龙珠小沱?

A Dragon Pearl is a small compressed portion of tea shaped into a compact ball or mini tuo for easy brewing.

3. Where is this tea from?

The product is identified as:

Menghai · Yunnan · China

4. What does Ancient-Tree / 古树 mean?

It describes the product’s raw-material positioning. A specific tree age is not established.

5. How much tea is included?

The package contains:

500 g

6. How many brewing sessions are included?

Depending on pearl size:

5 g pearls → about 100 sessions
8 g pearls → about 62 sessions

7. How should I brew one pearl?

Start with:

1 pearl · 100–150 mL water · 95–100°C · 10–20 seconds

then adjust later infusions.

8. Can one pearl be infused multiple times?

Yes. Dragon Pearls are especially well suited to repeated infusions.

9. Is this suitable for office tea?

Yes. The pre-portioned format makes it especially convenient for office brewing.

10. Should I refrigerate it?

Generally, no. Store it in a clean, dry, stable and odour-free environment.

One Pearl · Many Tea Moments

Take one tea pearl.

Add hot water.

Watch it slowly loosen.

Let the liquor deepen.

Take the first sip.

Then brew again.

And again.

Menghai · Ancient-Tree Positioning · Ripe Pu-erh · Dragon Pearl · 500 g

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