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July 22, 2022 1 min read

We have new tea additions to the site, including a few hybrid styles that have been years in the making! We've taken our cross province styles to a new place with pressings of our Yunnan small batch shou Puer and raw Puer teas alongside Anhua heicha from Hunan. These one kilogram fu bricks are an engaging and affordable mash up of styles that can't be missed. We've also got a few other new heicha to expand our commissioned collection and the return of our sold out white ruyao skull teapots - or choose your own adventure below:

After a long day on the range I want to rest my dogs next to the campfire.
Me? I'm an oil man.
More of a rootin', tootin' varmint myself.
I'll never tell ye where the bodies are bodied, I won't crack.
These here gold nuggets are my ticket outta this town.

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