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2026 Yunnan Sourcing "Xiao Xi Gui" Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake

Original price $11.20 - Original price $87.00
Original price
$11.20
$11.20 - $87.00
Current price $11.20

This is a 2026 Spring harvested tea from old plantation trees and bushes growing in Xiao Xi Gui Village (a sister village to Xi Gui) in the Bang Dong area of Lincang.

A unique tea from a lesser-known terroir. Warm, bright, and fruity sheng, that delivers a supportive cha qi and slippery mouth-feel. Incredibly unique, and quite different from other Lincang area teas!

In Summary

  • Name: 2026 Yunnan Sourcing "Xiao Xi Gui" Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake

  • Region: Bang Dong, Lincang, Yunnan

  • Trees: Wild

  • Harvest: April 2026 • Pressed: July 28th, 2026

  • Net weight: 250 grams per cake (each cake comes in a matching gift box)

  • Production: 30 kg total (120 cakes)

  • Wrapper Illustration: María Mergruen

Each cake comes in a free matching gift box that features the full uncropped illustration by the artist. The matching gift box is not available for purchase separately.  NOTE: If the gift box arrives with creases or cosmetic blemishes we cannot provide a free replacement.

This tea has been tested in a certified laboratory for 404 pesticides, and is within the EU MRL limits set for those 404 pesticide residues. For a full list of the 404 pesticides we tested for and more information about MRL testing and the EU Food and Safety commission click on this link.

 

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Frozen in Time

"Lightly aged perfection more in the direction of a young tea than an aged one, so peach and floral aromas abound, yet the mellowed astringency complexifies the mouthfeel in the direction of an aged tea. All chased by a cool camphor cloud. Also, definitely not not strong."

— J (5/5)

Finally bought it

"I kept buying samples of this because I enjoyed it so much. I finally broke down and bought a cake. I like everything about this tea, the aroma, taste (not too bitter or astringent) and of course the cha qi! I'm a big fan of these aged maocha series that YS is doing. Hope they keep this up!"

— Timothy H. (5/5)

Perfect

"Perfect"

— Chad H. (5/5)

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