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Tea Of The Week Example of the Dayi brand from the Menghai Tea Factory, recipe #7592. The Menghai Tea Factory is perhaps the most well-known producer of puer tea in China. It is part of the tea industry located in Menghai County in China's southwest. Founded in 1940, it was originally called Fo Hai Tea Factory. Its name changed to Menghai Tea Factory in 1953. In 1973, Menghai Tea Factory became one of the two first two factories to "cook" puer. (more)

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