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Yunnan ripe Pu-erh

WildVistaX 25–75×60 ED Spotting Scope for Birdwatching

$87.00

Bring distant birds and landscapes into view with this angled spotting scope. The 25–75× zoom and 60 mm objective are marked on the scope, and its focus wheel carries an ED marking. The twist-up eyecup, sunshade and standard 1/4-inch tripod mount help...
Direct from origin Ships from Yunnan, China

Prepared close to the tea mountains and dispatched from the source in Yunnan.

OriginYunnan, China
DispatchShips from Yunnan
Tea typeRipe Pu-erh
Tea story and tasting notes

Bring distant birds and landscapes into view with this angled spotting scope. The 25–75× zoom and 60 mm objective are marked on the scope, and its focus wheel carries an ED marking. The twist-up eyecup, sunshade and standard 1/4-inch tripod mount help you set up for comfortable observation. A compatible phone adapter can be used to capture the view.

This is an optical spotting scope for daylight and available-light use; it does not provide infrared night vision.

How to brew

Use 5-8 g per 100 ml of water at 95-100 C. Rinse briefly, then begin with 10-20 second infusions. Adjust time to taste.

Pu-erh tea guide

Questions about this Yunnan Pu-erh tea

What is ripe Pu-erh tea?

Ripe Pu-erh, also called shou Pu-erh, is a fermented tea from Yunnan, China. Its controlled fermentation develops a dark liquor and a mellow, earthy, smooth character.

How many servings are in 500g?

This format contains 100 individually portioned mini cakes of about 5g each. One mini cake is suitable for a small teapot, gaiwan, or travel thermos and can be infused several times.

Where is the tea dispatched from?

Orders are prepared and dispatched from Yunnan, China. Estimated delivery to the United States and Europe is usually 8-14 days after dispatch. See our shipping policy for details.

How should Pu-erh tea be stored?

Keep the tea at room temperature in a dry, ventilated place away from direct sunlight, moisture, and strong odors. Avoid refrigeration and tightly scented storage areas.

Misty Yunnan tea mountains framed by ancient tea leaves at dawn

From Yunnan, at the source

From the tea mountains of Yunnan to your cup.

Your tea is prepared close to its place of origin and shipped directly from Yunnan, China. This keeps a clear connection between the mountain, the people who make the tea, and the tea you receive.