Raw Pu-erh Tea

8891 Red Mark is one of two 8891's released in 2007 by the China Tea Co (aka Zhong Cha/CNNP). The other 8891 is a brown label and is identical in a...

People who have been searching for delicious and valuable aged raw pu-erh tea will immediately notice this cake we are carrying. This green tree lo...

This is a mysterious tea cake we discovered - no label, no introduction paper like the tea cake you will normally see. However, none of these will ...

Founded in the end of 20th century and was named Jinchang Hao (敬昌號) at the time. it was considered as some of the best private Pu-Erh companies lik...

 We know what you are thinking when you saw this cake: "A 'Red Ink' wanna be? How audacious! Just because it was made from Nan Nuo material it can ...

In the concept of "Ink Grade" tea cake, there are two kinds of "Green Ink," one is "Grade A" (Jia Ji 甲級) and another one is "Grade B" (Yi Ji 乙級). T...

Made from wild material of Baoshan area instead of the familiar Yi Wu, this wonderful tea cake is another cake that has been stored in Taiwan for o...

An unusual tea in terms of it's origins.  Yunnan-grown pu-erh was pressed in Yunnan and then packaged and sold under the "Chongqing Tuo" Brand (a s...

Produced by Menghai tea factory for CNNP company in 2004 for export to Malaysia.  Composed entirely of early spring material from Menghai area pla...