2025 Sticky Rice Aroma Ripe Pu-erh Tea Paste – 40g Tin, 0.6g Instant Shou Puer Concentrate 糯香熟茶膏

2025 Sticky Rice Aroma Ripe Pu-erh Tea Paste – 40g 糯香熟茶膏

A concentrated Yunnan ripe Pu-erh tea paste with a warm sticky-rice aroma, packed as individually wrapped mini pellets in a red 40g tea tin. The source identifies this as a 2025 Pu-erh tea paste, with each piece weighing approximately 0.6g. It is designed to dissolve directly in hot water for a rich, smooth cup without loose tea leaves or straining.

Tea Profile

• Tea type: Ripe Pu-erh tea paste / Shou Puer concentrate
• Style: Sticky Rice Aroma / 糯香
• Year: 2025
• Net weight: 40g per tin
• Piece weight: Approximately 0.6g each
• Concentration: Supplier describes a 10× concentrated tea paste
• Storage: Protect from light, moisture and foreign odors

Flavor & Aroma

The cup is rich, smooth and immediately aromatic. Expect a pronounced glutinous-rice fragrance over a mellow ripe-Pu-erh base, with a rounded body, gentle sweetness and deep red-brown liquor. The concentrated format gives a stronger cup quickly while remaining clean and free from loose-leaf sediment.

How to Brew Tea Paste

Everyday Cup

1. Place one tea-paste pellet in a cup or fairness pitcher.
2. Add around 300–500ml water at 90–95°C.
3. Stir gently or allow it to dissolve naturally.
4. Taste and add more water if you prefer a lighter cup.

Stronger Gongfu-Style Cup

Use one pellet with a smaller volume of hot water, then top up gradually until the concentration suits your taste. Because tea paste is already concentrated, start lighter rather than using multiple pellets at once.

When to Drink & Food Pairing

The mellow ripe-Pu-erh base works well after meals, during office hours or when travelling. Pair it with dim sum, roasted nuts, sesame pastries, dark chocolate, mooncake or savory snacks. The sticky-rice fragrance also makes it satisfying on its own.

Gift & Display Ideas

The red round tin and individually gold-wrapped pellets give this tea paste a polished gift presentation. Place the tin on a dark wood or stone tray beside a small glass pitcher and two tasting cups for a modern Chinese tea-room display. It also works neatly in office tea stations, travel kits and compact gift boxes.

For gifting, pair one tin with a porcelain tasting cup, a small tea tray or another tea-paste flavor to create a simple Chinese tea tasting set.

Storage

Keep the tin tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, humidity and strong odors. Protect the solid tea paste from moisture so the pellets remain easy to handle and dissolve.

FAQ

What is tea paste?

Tea paste is a concentrated solid tea extract that dissolves directly in hot water.

Is this loose-leaf Pu-erh?

No. This is a solid ripe-Pu-erh concentrate rather than loose tea leaves.

How much is in one tin?

Each tin contains 40g.

How large is each piece?

Each mini pellet is approximately 0.6g.

What does it taste like?

Expect a mellow ripe-Pu-erh base with a strong sticky-rice fragrance, rounded sweetness and smooth body.

Do I need a teapot?

No. A mug, cup or heat-safe glass is enough.

Does it leave tea leaves behind?

No traditional loose-leaf straining is required; the tea paste is designed to dissolve in water.

Is it good for travel or office use?

Yes. The individually wrapped pellets are compact and easy to prepare without tea tools.

Is it suitable as a gift?

Yes. The red tin and gold-wrapped pellets make it easy to present as a compact Chinese tea gift.

How should I store it?

Keep it sealed, dry and protected from heat, moisture and strong odors.