2006 Changtai Sipu Yuan Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake, 400g, from Yunnan

Crafted in 2006 by Changtai Tea Factory under the “Sipu Yuan” series, this 400g raw Pu-erh tea cake has been naturally aged for nearly two decades. This tea is suitable for both seasoned Pu-erh collectors and those exploring the complexity of aged raw Pu-erh.

2012 Guoyan Gaodu High Altitude Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake 400g

Experience the remarkable quality of the 2012 Guoyan Gaodu (Altitude) Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake. Crafted from premium high-mountain tea leaves, this generously sized 400g cake represents the excellent artistry of the Guoyan Tea Factory.

2012 Guoyan Deep Mountain Big Tree Raw Pu-erh Tea 400g

Experience the pristine essence of nature with the 2012 Guoyan Deep Mountain Big Tree Raw Pu-erh Tea. This generous 400g cake is expertly crafted from premium big tree leaves sourced from deep, unpolluted mountains.

2010 Guoyan Bada Mountain Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake 400g

Experience the exceptional character of the 2010 Guoyan Bada Mountain Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake. Over a decade of natural aging has developed a highly refined aromatic profile, perfectly blending deep woody notes with a refreshing floral fragrance.

Taiwan indigenous wild tea,Xinfa Community,White Tea,38g*4

Kaohsiung Liugui Camellia is a Camellia sinensis tree species of the Camellia family. It is wild-released using natural farming methods to create a unique layered flavor. Camellia contains higher levels of catechins, pectins, anthocyanins and other trace elements than ordinary tea. High, and the flavor can be maintained after repeated brewing. Because of its unique wild aroma and mellowness, after Typhoon Morakot, the Kaohsiung City Agriculture Bureau guided Xinfa Community in Liugui District to develop “organic and friendly” mountain tea and create six Guishan tea has become “Taiwan’s premium tea”.

Taiwan indigenous wild tea,Xinfa Community,White Tea,38g*4

Kaohsiung Liugui Camellia is a Camellia sinensis tree species of the Camellia family. It is wild-released using natural farming methods to create a unique layered flavor. Camellia contains higher levels of catechins, pectins, anthocyanins and other trace elements than ordinary tea. High, and the flavor can be maintained after repeated brewing. Because of its unique wild aroma and mellowness, after Typhoon Morakot, the Kaohsiung City Agriculture Bureau guided Xinfa Community in Liugui District to develop “organic and friendly” mountain tea and create six Guishan tea has become “Taiwan’s premium tea”.