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Perfect for experienced Pu-erh collectors and connoisseurs seeking authentic aged sheng tea with verified provenance.

Discover the majestic presence of the 2005 Banzhang Wild Ancient Tree Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake. Over nearly two decades of impeccable pure dry storage, the beautifully shaped cake has retained its distinct, robust leaves and pure character.

Discover the exceptional rarity of the 1970s Green Label Fu Yuan Chang Round Tea. This vintage raw Pu-erh cake, sourced from a dedicated collector, boasts excellent storage conditions. You will first notice a delightful honey fragrance from the dry leaves. Once brewed, the tea transforms, offering a sophisticated plum aroma and a rich, deep aged character. The liquor is beautifully bright and red, delivering a heavy, full-bodied taste profile. Its signature feature is a distinct rock sugar-like sweetness that lingers, leaving the throat wonderfully sweet and moist after just a few brews. Whether you are looking for a premium daily beverage or a valuable addition to your collection, this 357g tea cake is a perfect choice.

Crafted with uniform, high-quality leaves, this 380g antique cake features a beautifully oily surface and exudes a profound aged sugar aroma. The infused leaves reveal an exceptional vitality and a pristine wild character.

Classic old tea,fragrant and fragrant. The base of the tea is shiny and oily. The edges of the tea cake are slightly loose,which is normal. The transformation is excellent. The bottom of the leaves is soft.

Experience the pinnacle of Yiwu tea with the 1980s Chen Yun Hao Big Tree Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake. After decades of pristine dry storage, the cake has developed a beautiful, glossy brownish-red surface. It emits a profound and highly refined aroma, perfectly blending pure aged notes with the tea’s original dynamic fragrance.

Shenchang Zhan Tea House has a long history dating back to 1912, when it first established a tea station in Hekou, Liubao Town, Guangxi Province. In the 1930s, it launched the “Four Coins” and “Double Coins” trademarks in Guangzhou, marked with “Hekou Station” to highlight its authentic origin.