This tea was originally compressed in a square brick form and broken into loose-leaf tea for sale. The word “Zang” is actually a short form for “Xi Zang”, which means Tibet. Black brick tea . . . → Read More: Chun Jian Zang Brick Tea
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Ba Da Da Hei Shan Pu-erh Cha was produced using rare wild arbor tea leaves harvested during early spring season from Ba Da mountain areas in Xishuangbanna region. This mountain is home to some . . . → Read More: Ba Da Da Hei Shan 
Xiaguan Yu Shang Tuo Cha is the imperial grade of Tuo Cha from Xiaguan (White Crane) brand. This Tuo Cha was sold so quickly when it was available in the market that it has . . . → Read More: Xiaguan Yu Shang Tuo Cha 
This is higher quality (compared the Xiaguan Green) Tuo Cha from Xiaguan. The gold ribbon that is compressed into the Tuo Cha signifies the exceptional quality tea leaves used in the production of this . . . → Read More: Xiaguan Gold Tuo Cha 
This Green Tuo Cha is produced in the Yunnan province of China and carries the brand Xiaguan (White Crane). It is made from Green Pu-erh tea leaves compressed into the shape of a bowl. . . . → Read More: Xiaguan Green Tuo Cha |
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