Seven Cups Puer Cakes
We are proud to announce that we have produced with Cha Ma Si two puer cakes, one sheng (green or raw puer) cake, and one shu (black or cooked puer) cake. Although these cakes were many years in the making, which included a lot of study, traveling, and tasting, they were finished in winter of 2008 and we have received them a few weeks ago. Only 25% of the production run made it to America, the rest are on sale to collectors through Cha Ma Si inside of China. Cha Ma Sh is the leading family owned puer producer in Yunnan. There were 1000 cakes made of each type. We strive to be tough competitors in sourcing the best Chinese teas. We certainly could never do it without the support of the Chinese tea community and in Yunnan with out the help of Cha Ma Si, who put education and quality foremost in their business values. We are proud to be their students. I hope you will enjoy these cakes and that you will add them to your collection.
- Austin
I want to remind you that our Mid-Autumn sale is still going on and it includes these cakes.

Comments:
Comment from Jason Witt | October 30th, 2009, 12:25 pmCha Ma Si translates into English as “Tea Horse Company.” It’s a reference to the ancient Tea Horse Road where tea was transported up into places like Tibet. And that tea was Puerh, fermenting along the way. –Spirituality of Tea
Comment from game | November 15th, 2009, 11:44 pmWoW,Cha Ma Si two puer cakes look very yummy. These pictures make me to run and eat them.Definitly I will go for these cakes.Thanks to “Tea Horse Company for producing such special cakes.
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Comment from nintendo DS Games | November 17th, 2009, 2:03 amI first time see such unusual-looking cakes.
Comment from Tony Chen | December 12th, 2009, 1:25 amI am from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia a senior citizen have been drinking tea for the past 25 years my tea – reviews.blogspot.com all about visiting and tasting at wholesaler and retailers here.Puer tea is still the best tea for the senior as compare to green tea but good puer must be at least 10 years old & above any new new puer tea to me is no good.
Comment from austin | December 12th, 2009, 9:40 amThanks for your comment. I love Malaysia. I’m sure there are some good shops in Kuala Lumber. You have an interesting blog. I’ve never seen the naked ladies change color cups before. I imagine that will bring more readers to your blog. You are welcome to drop a link on my site. All opinions are also welcome.
Austin

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