Raw Pu-erh Tea

A classic Xiaguan tuo cha recipe, "Da Zhong" means popular and originally it was sold at a cheaper price than Jia Ji and Te Ji tuo.  Purchased by ...

Classic Xiaguan mini tuo cha made from raw pu-erh tea.  Pressed in 2019 from 2018 and 2017 material blended together.   Each tuo is 3 grams making ...

The Te Ji (aka Special Grade) tuo is a newer Xiaguan recipe that has been produced since 2003. High grade material is processed in the traditional ...

A re-production of a classic "Fei Tai" production.  The original production used the highest quality early spring teas and Cang Shan Mountain sprin...

This is Xiaguan's re-interpretation of the now legendary "88 Qing Bing" which was produced in 1988 and since become a classic and highly valuable r...

The “Gold Ribbon” blend tuo was first introduced in 2004, when it was a special order production for a large Guangzhou Xiaguan wholesaler. This ble...

This Xiaguan 2016 XY "Yi Wu Big Green Tree" Pu-erh Tea - 357g cake is a redux of the classic 1999-2002 Menghai Yi Wu Big Green Tree cake! This cake...

Xiaguan has produced both a cake and tuo of this "Sheng Tai Lao Shu" (lit Organic Old Tree) since 2007. An incredibly fantastic raw Pu-erh made fro...

This is a new Xiaguan pressing for 2018, but a blend of of mao cha between 5 and 8 years of age.  It's pressed as a very tight iron cake, which wil...

This is a special pressing under the DX sub-label for a prominent Guangzhou tea merchant.  Pressed from all spring teas harvested in 2009 and 2010,...

This is a classic re-imagined blend based on the original 1949 "Zhong Cha" Red Mark pressing. The 1949 Red Mark is probably the most sought after a...

This is a classic re-imagined blend based on the original 1952 "Zhong Cha" Green Mark pressing. A blend of tea from Spring 2023 flush, consisting o...

This is a premium blend of young raw pu-erh tea from Bulang pressed under the "Baoyan Brand" aka Tibetan Flame sub-brand of Xiaguan Tea Factory.  "...

A nice premium square brick pressed entirely from 7 year aged loose tea. If you liked the 2011 Xiaguan Golden Memory you might also enjoy this tea...