Shu Pu'er
Pile-fermented, earthy, deeply warming. The most approachable Pu'er — rich, smooth, and meditative.
Yunnan · Fujian · Ancient Terroir
Three entry paths: fermented Pu'er, golden Dianhong, and mineral Oolong. Each with a mountain, a master, and a story.
Three Paths
From deeply aged Pu'er cakes to freshly oxidised oolongs — Yunnan's teas are among the most complex and least understood in the world.
Pile-fermented, earthy, deeply warming. The most approachable Pu'er — rich, smooth, and meditative.
Raw pressed tea that transforms with age. Green, alive, and complex — a long-term investment in flavour.
Yunnan's famous golden-tipped red tea. Sweet malt, honeyed warmth, no astringency.
One of China's most celebrated teas. Roasted, mineral, with a lingering orchid finish.
The Education
Our brew guide explains the full spectrum of Pu'er — from green raw cakes to dark fermented bricks.
Join the Mekong Table
Subscribe and receive dispatches from the farms, forests, and gardens where your cup begins.
✦ 10% off your first orderNo noise. Unsubscribe anytime.