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 ...

This is a mysterious cake quite like the other "white paper" on the shelf. It has no name and unknown origin. If one judge a tea by its fame and na...

Like its cousin "Brown Changtai," this "Green Changtai" came from the same Jingu factory of Changtai Hao. You will notice the price of this cake is...

Spring 2004 Harvested Yi Wu from a small Yi Wu local producer! This is a stone-pressed cake aged in Yi Wu and then Kunming. This an excellent examp...

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

A lovely 2004 spring harvest tea blended from Mengku area tea gardens!  Wu Chi Dao is a small Mengku area brand of Pu-erh tea that launched in 1999...

Another lovely uncooked Pu-erh commemorating the Dai minority usage of the Thai calendar. Wild tree pu-erh compressed into brick form. Fairly big l...