A mature ripe cake honouring the classic 1975 Menghai-style ripe recipes.
This is a tea with real lineage. Da You built it in homage to the 1975 Menghai-style ripe tradition — the recipes that gave us icons like 7572 and 7592 — using pure material, careful fermentation, and professional maturation before pressing. It's not trying to reinvent anything; it's a continuation, made properly.
The nose leads with red liquorice, polished mahogany, dried jujube, and warm loam — earthy and a little nostalgic. On the palate it's soft and thick, with a mellow sweetness and a character that sits right at the crossroads of Yongde and Menghai styles. The finish is clean, red-toned, and quietly persistent — it doesn't need to announce itself.
Think of this as the house claret of the collection: reliable, dignified, and ready to drink now — but with enough depth underneath to reward serious tasting too.
Tasting Notes
| Nose |
Red liquorice · polished mahogany · dried jujube · warm loam |
| Palate |
Soft thickness · mellow sweetness · rounded Yongde-meets-Menghai character |
| Finish |
Clean · red-toned · quietly persistent |
Tea Info
| TYPE |
Ripe (Shu) Pu Er |
| STYLE |
1975 Menghai-Style Recipe (in the tradition of 7572 & 7592) |
| CHARACTER |
Yongde-meets-Menghai blend |
| HARVEST |
[add year] |
| FORMAT |
[add cake weight, e.g. 200g Tea Cake] |
| COLLECTION |
Da You Collection |
Brewing Guide
| WATER |
95–100°C | 203–212°F · 108ml |
| TEA |
6g |
| STEEP STYLE |
Short steeps · multiple infusions · Gong Fu style |
| EQUIPMENT |
Gaiwan or Yixing teapot |
Serving suggestion: Pour it for someone who wants a proper, grounded ripe pu er — the kind of cake you keep coming back to, night after night, without it ever getting old.