Water Temperature: 195°F - 203°F (90°C - 95°C)
Brewing Time: Under 1 minute
Serving Size: 1 Tea Resin for 1-2 cups (up to 16oz)
For a lighter brew: Dilute with additional hot water to taste.
Cold Brew: Dissolve in warm water, then add ice or cold water.

Simple and Convenient: Whether you're new to tea or a seasoned enthusiast, our tea resin is incredibly easy to enjoy. No special equipment or complicated brewing processes—just dissolve in water and savor the rich flavor.

On-the-Go: Ideal for busy lifestyles, whether you're at home, in the office, or traveling. Enjoy a quick, satisfying cup of tea anytime, anywhere.

No Equipment Needed: Forget about tea bags, infusers, and elaborate setups. With our tea resin, all you need is water—no tea sets required.

For Flavor Enthusiasts: If you appreciate robust, full-bodied flavors and want a convenient way to enjoy high-quality tea, this tea resin is your perfect match.

Tea resin, also known as tea paste, is a concentrated form of tea with a history that dates back over 1,300 years. Originally crafted as a portable and long-lasting way to enjoy tea, it was highly valued during the Tang and Song Dynasties. Prized for its rich flavor and ease of preparation, tea resin was a common offering to the imperial court and was often used by travelers and scholars. Ancient tea masters carefully pressed the tea into small cakes or pellets, making it easy to carry and enjoy on the go.

Today, this centuries-old tradition remains a favorite among modern tea lovers who appreciate the balance of rich, authentic flavor and convenience in every cup.

Boiling and Filtration: The finest Pu'er tea leaves are boiled to extract their essence, then pressed through fine cloth bags to filter out any solids, ensuring a clear and pure tea liquid.

Reduction: The filtered tea is further boiled down to a thick, concentrated paste, with impurities carefully skimmed off to maintain purity.

Shaping and Drying: The concentrated tea paste is shaped into pellets and dried, forming the final tea resin.

Yield: From 100 kilograms of premium tea leaves, we produce just 10 to 12.5 kilograms of highly concentrated tea resin, capturing the full richness and depth of Pu'er tea.