Fengqing Dianhong Golden Mini Tea Bricks – 500g Individually Wrapped Yunnan Black Tea 滇红金砖
Fengqing Dianhong Golden Mini Tea Bricks – 500g Individually Wrapped Yunnan Black Tea 滇红金砖
Fengqing Dianhong Golden Mini Tea Bricks – 500g 滇红金砖
A compact, gift-ready expression of Fengqing Dianhong black tea from Yunnan. These compressed mini tea bricks are made from Yunnan large-leaf black tea and presented in striking red-and-white individual packs. The supplier describes a rich, mellow aroma with good fragrance retention across repeated infusions, making the format ideal for gongfu tea, office brewing, travel, sharing and decorative tea displays.
Tea type: Yunnan black tea / Dianhong
Origin: Fengqing, Yunnan, China
Net weight: 500g pack
Portion format: 4 × 5g mini tea squares per wrapped pack, approximately 22–25 wrapped packs per 500g
Style: Compressed mini square bricks
What is Fengqing Dianhong?
Fengqing in Yunnan is closely associated with Dianhong, China's Yunnan black tea tradition. This product uses a compressed format rather than loose leaf: the tea is pressed into small square portions, then grouped into convenient wrapped packs. The result combines the character of Yunnan black tea with an easy portion system that is tidy to store and simple to brew.
Taste & aroma
The supplier description emphasizes a full, fragrant and mellow profile. In the cup, the liquor brews a clear golden-amber tone. The compressed leaf opens gradually, so the tea often becomes more expressive after the first infusion as the square loosens and the large-leaf material expands.
How to brew the mini tea bricks
Gongfu method: Separate one 5g mini square from the wrapped group. Use a 100–150ml gaiwan or small teapot with water around 90–95°C / 194–203°F. A quick rinse is optional. Begin with a short infusion of roughly 15–25 seconds, then add time gradually as the compressed square opens.
Everyday mug method: Use one 5g square for approximately 250–350ml of hot water. Steep for about 2–3 minutes and adjust to taste. Re-steep while the leaves continue to give flavor.
Why the portioned format is useful
A full tea cake can require a tea knife and a little practice. These mini bricks remove that step. Each 5g square is close to a practical single-session amount, while the grouped red-and-white wrapping keeps portions organized for work, travel or guest service.
Tea-room styling & display
The bold red foil and traditional seal-style typography make these bricks especially decorative. Arrange several wrapped packs in a shallow white porcelain dish, lacquer tray or bamboo basket. They pair beautifully with New Chinese interiors, contemporary Asian styling, dark wood tea tables, celadon, blue-and-white porcelain and minimalist tea rooms. For a restaurant, lounge or private tea bar, a small bowl of wrapped portions can also create an inviting service ritual.
Gift ideas
The strong red presentation makes this tea a natural choice for Lunar New Year, housewarming, host gifts, birthdays, business gifting or a curated Chinese tea hamper. The pre-portioned format is also friendly for someone who is curious about Chinese tea but does not yet own tools for breaking full-size compressed cakes.
Food pairing
Serve with almond cookies, butter pastries, sponge cake, dark chocolate, roasted nuts or dried fruit. Its mellow black-tea character also works well alongside breakfast breads or an afternoon-tea spread.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, moisture and strong household odors. Keep unused packs sealed inside a tea tin, ceramic jar or resealable pouch.
FAQ
Is this Pu-erh?
No. This is compressed Dianhong / Yunnan black tea, not Pu-erh.
How much tea is in each portion?
The source specification lists four 5g mini squares per wrapped pack, with approximately 22–25 wrapped packs making up the 500g total.
Do I brew all four squares at once?
For most small teapots or gaiwans, start with one 5g square. Use more only for a larger pot or a stronger brew.
Can I use a normal mug?
Yes. One 5g square works well for a medium mug; simply allow a longer steep than gongfu brewing.
Does it contain caffeine?
Yes. Dianhong is true tea made from Camellia sinensis and naturally contains caffeine.
Is it suitable for gifting?
Yes. The compact red-wrapped portions are visually striking, easy to share and convenient for both experienced tea drinkers and beginners.
How can I display it without affecting freshness?
Place only a few wrapped packs in your display bowl or tray and keep the remaining tea sealed away from heat, sunlight and strong odors.
