This is a small 150g pressed cake (bing) of shou pu’er tea Longsheng is a very large tea producing company in China, nu’er means daughter. It was produced in a longsheng factory in Pu’er Yunnan, China from leaves from the Pu’er region. It is a standard example of a cheaper factory produced shou pu’er cake, with some decent age, stored in Pu’er then Kunming.

Each bing is approximately 150g though please account for a small margin of error. I recommend using either a specialised Puer knife, a flatnosed screwdriver or a sharp table knife to carefully pry tea from the edge of the brick with a crowbar like motion, you can look up videos of how to crack bings of tea on youtube if you need help.

I recommend giving this tea a quick rinse before the first brew.

This is only sold in 150g mini bing form, only a few are available though I can order more if you are interested.