Origin: Jingmai Mountain, Puerh Prefecture, Yunnan, China
This sheng puerh comes from Jingmai Shan, one of the most respected ancient tea mountains of Yunnan. The region is known for old-growth trees and its natural forest environment, which give the tea a clear aroma and a gentle, balanced character. The tea is traditionally processed and reflects the clean, floral style typical of Jingmai material.
The infusion is bright golden with a refreshing aroma. The taste is clean and lively, with floral and light honey notes, fresh herbs, and balanced astringency that turns into a long, pleasant sweetness. With aging, the tea becomes smoother and develops a fuller, rounder profile.
Flavor: floral notes, light honey, fresh herbs, gentle astringency, clean sweetness, long aftertaste
Aroma: fresh, floral, lightly sweet; in a warmed vessel, mild herbal notes appear.
Benefits: Provides calm, steady energy and helps maintain focus. Suitable for daytime drinking, work, study, and relaxed gongfu sessions. Aging improves smoothness and depth.
Brewing Guidelines:
- Gongfu style: 5–7 g per 100–150 ml, 95–100°C (203–212°F), short infusions of 4–8 seconds.
- Classic style: 3–4 g per 250–300 ml, 90–95°C (194–203°F), 2–3 minutes.
The tea handles many infusions. Fully pour out each infusion to avoid bitterness.
Gongfu Cha is a traditional brewing method using more leaf and short repeated infusions that gradually reveal the tea’s flavor and aroma.
Sheng Puerh “Jingmai Shan” 2018
Jingmai Mountain, Pu’er Prefecture, Yunnan, China.
Jingmai Shan is one of Yunnan’s most respected ancient tea mountains, known for its old-growth trees and natural forest environment. These conditions create a clean aroma and the gentle, balanced character typical of Jingmai material.
The liquor is bright golden with a refreshing aroma. The taste is clean and lively, with floral and light honey notes, fresh herbs, gentle astringency, and a long pleasant sweetness. With aging, the tea becomes smoother, fuller, and rounder.


