Bojun is Mengku Rongshi's flagship ripe pu-erh, now in its seventh iteration. This 2026 spring version is made from Mengku large-leaf vine-trained trees and fermented using a controlled, batch-by-batch process the brand has refined since 2017.
About This Tea
Bojun 7.0 is made from spring 2026 fresh leaves — one bud plus two leaves — harvested from vine-trained Mengku large-leaf trees in Shuangjiang, Lincang, Yunnan.
What sets Bojun apart from most ripe pu-erh is the fermentation approach. Rather than a single large pile, the material is sorted into batches and each is fermented separately, with tight control over temperature, humidity, turning frequency, and duration. The batches are then blended after fermentation.
The brand's lab data for this version:
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Alcohol compounds (the primary contributors to floral and fruity character): >52.8%
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Compounds associated with pile smell: <10%
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Gallic acid content: ~1.55% on average — higher than what's typical in conventional ripe pu-erh, which contributes to a lively, refreshing quality in the cup
The Brand
Mengku Rongshi has been based in Shuangjiang, Lincang since the family began making tea in 1935. In 1999, second-generation Rong Jiasheng formally established the brand after acquiring the local state-run tea factory.
The brand works exclusively with Mengku large-leaf material. Bojun is where they've pushed their process the furthest.
Produced in compliance with Chinese national food safety standards (GB standard).
Formats
| 30g Sample |
Portioned from a single cake. A practical way to try before committing. |
| 500g Cake |
Standard compressed pu-erh cake. Suitable for drinking now or cellaring. |
| 5-Cake Wooden Box |
Five 500g cakes (2,500g total) in a wooden storage and presentation box. |
The Bojun Series
Bojun is currently available in four editions, each pressed as a 500g cake. Click through to compare:
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