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  • A side-by-side comparison of Lao Shu Bing Cha leaves and steeped tea. On the left, the leaves are dark brown to black, and flaky. On the right, the liquid is a pale peach color.
  • A close-up of the Lao Shu Bing Cha leaves. They are pressed flat, some in to groupings like shale and others are by themselves. They range in color from bright green to dark brown.
  • The Lao Shu Bing Cha disk is displayed against its tissue paper wrapper. The circular disk is comprised of leaves pressed together with a spherical divot in the middle. The leaves range in color from bright green and pale yellow to dark brown.
  • The Lao Shu Bing Cha disk is fully wrapped and displayed on a black book holder. The tissue paper cover is white, with yellow designs of a tree and someone looking at flowers on it. Red Chinese lettering circles the top, middle, and bottom. There is a blue stamp in the right-center.

[lao shoe bing cha]          Old Tree

From the Lao Shu tea gardens in the Xishuangbanna jungles of Southern Yunnan, this large variety of sheng pu’er disk is marked by its abundance of wild tree leaves. The newly harvested leaves and buds are taken from ancient forests and left to wither and dry in the sun on bamboo mats. The leaves are then steamed before being pressed into large disks - known as suns. Experiencing the sweet-and-sour amber brew of Lao Shu Bing Cha is like taking a stroll through the old tea trees of the jungle—humbling and invigorating all at once.

Lao Shu Bing Cha is sold in a 100g disk for $30.00.

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Lao Shu Bing Cha