• Hong Yin Ye’s 1990s wild tree Sheng cake is rare and smooth. With hints of honey, camphor, and timeless qi, this red ribbon cake is disappearing fast.
  • Pressed 1990s Gushu Sheng puerh with red ribbon and aged leaf pattern
  • This 1990s Red Ribbon Sheng is smooth and wild, with camphor, honey, and soft aged character. From the private collection of Mr. T.
  • Rare wild tree Sheng from the 1990s. The Red Ribbon cake offers smooth camphor, honey notes, and deep grounding qi. A true vintage treasure.
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Puerh Medicine

1990s Sheng Hong Yin Ye Sheng Gushu Red Ribbon Cake

1990s Sheng Hong Yin Ye Sheng Gushu Red Ribbon Cake

$300.00 USD
$300.00 USD
Sale Sold out

Low stock: 3 left

Size

This Cake was part of Mr. T's collection. He only had 4 left in stock and I felt intuitively to buy one, despite the high price and despite not being to sample it.

This Tea is smooth, camphor and honey. Deep wild tree chi.

I will most certainly grab the other if these sell.

The thing with Mr. T's collection is he has truly remarkable tea, but only very few of each.

If you grab a slice, consider yourself lucky.

Tea like this is disappearing from the market quickly.

Shipping & Tracking

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Returns/Cancellations

All consumable items (aka teas) are non-refundable.

If you happen to be having an issue getting the tea to taste, check our brewing instructions and follow them closely. Some teas can be more delicate to brew than others- some require more gong fu, and some are basically foolproof. Follow the right amount, time, and temperature and explore the differences with any slight adjustments.

If there is some out of the ordinary problem with your product, please contact us.

Storage Instructions

Tea likes to be stored in an ambient temperature, away from light, and away from all other fragrant herbs, spices, etc. A designated drawer is good. You can also transfer your tea to a special clay jar for long term storage! If using glass, just make sure it's in a dark place, as the light can irritate Tea!

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