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2025 Yunnan Sourcing "Ku Zhu Shan" Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake

Original price $9.00 - Original price $52.00
Original price
$9.00
$9.00 - $52.00
Current price $9.00

  From Ku Zhu Mountain, near Wenshan village about 7 km southeast of Jinggu town (Pu’er / Simao), this sheng comes from naturally grown, 100+-year-old trees. Ku Zhu shows a bolder side of Jinggu, more bitter and more assertive than its sweeter Yang Ta counterpart, yet still carries a unique character often described as a meeting of Jinggu sweetness with Mengku’s clean, mineral edge. Pressed into 250 g cakes with a striking wrapper by Chengyi Lee, and made in small quantity (50 kg total).

In Summary

  • Storage & aging: Store cool, dry, odor-free, away from light; allow gentle airflow. Expect bitterness to knit and honey/mineral notes to deepen over 5–15 years.

  • Name: 2025 “Ku Zhu Shan” Old Arbor Raw Pu-erh (Sheng)

  • Region: Ku Zhu Mountain, near Wenshan village, Jinggu (Pu’er/Simao), Yunnan

  • Trees: 100+-year-old old-arbor

  • Harvest: April 2025

  • Process: Traditional sheng pu-erh, pressed cake

  • Net weight: 250 g per cake (7 cakes per tong)

  • Production: 50 kg total

  • Wrapper Design: Chengyi Lee

In short: A bold, old-arbor Ku Zhu Shan sheng  clean, mineral, and pleasantly bitter, with floral-citrus lift and a long hui-gan. Ready to enjoy now and superbly positioned to age.

There is a matching black tea from Ku Zhu Shan here: 2025 Yunnan Sourcing "Ku Zhu Shan Hong" Black Tea Cake 

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: 3.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Nice tea!

"I received this in the puerh snobs box April 2026. I liked it and looked it up on this page. I'm not a sheng veteran, but the notes were almost opposite of my experience. I found it quite refined and subtle instead of bitter and intense. I did certainly notice that mineral taste though. And I defo liked it overall, just made me wonder if the sample was mislabeled or something?"

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