Among Dayi’s many classic teas, “Ma Zhong He Yun” (馬中和韻) invites you to explore the beauty of harmony and return to the purest essence of Pu-erh tea, all through its unique name.

The two characters, “He Yun” (和韻), are Dayi’s profound interpretation of this tea. They represent not only a balanced and mellow taste but also deep cultural significance. With each sip, you’ll experience a perfectly gentle and smooth warmth, without any excessive assertiveness. Instead, you’ll savor the rich layers of Pu-erh tea in exquisite detail. Every delicate taste seems to guide you into a state of physical and mental “harmony,” allowing you to shed the hustle and bustle and find a moment of peace.

After the tea passes your throat, a lingering and comforting “yun” (韻味, or aftertaste/charm) slowly rises—perhaps sweet, perhaps stimulating saliva—persisting for a long time. This is the unique allure of Pu-erh tea and a precious mark bestowed by time. It represents the transformation of the tea from nature to your cup, and the spiritual resonance between the drinker and the tea itself.