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LOT: 126
Seven Pieces of 'He Nei Hao' Pu-er Tea Cake (Purple Ticket), Circa 1930s
ESTIMATE:HK$ 500,000 - 800,000
Year: Circa 1930s
Category: Raw Pu-er Tea
Origin: He Nei Hao Tea House
Storage: Dry Storage
Quantity: A Stack (7 Pieces)
Total Weight: Approx. 1555g

This lot is from the northern region of Vietnam, which shares the same latitude as Yunnan Province, resulting in teas that are difficult to distinguish between the two regions. He Nei Hao tea is renowned for its delicate yet robust aroma, reminiscent of Yin Grade Pu-er. It has garnered recognition both locally and globally, making it one of the most distinctive teas available. The tea cakes are tightly compressed with thick stems, resulting in a compact size with a diameter of 18cm and a stack height of less than 15cm. They have been aged in a dry warehouse, allowing them to develop a smooth and thick tea soup. The tea carries a distinct camphor aroma, reminiscent of the characteristics found in Yiwu tea leaves.
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