Hi. I have 208 g (of the original 350 g) of a 2008 “Yin Zhen” (Silver Needles) cake from TeaSpring for trade. The tea is labelled Yunnan Pu-erh. It's an interesting selection, and stored to the best of my ability. TeaSpring says it was manufactured at “Lan Ting Chun, a relatively small tea factory from Yong De County that has been around since 1972.”
I have pictures of the tea and wrapper I can send you, but I apparently don't have the technical chops to alter the pictures so they can be uploaded here.
I'm not drinking pu-erh these days, so I'd love to trade it for some reasonably fresh decent Chinese oolong, green, or white tea. Other offers welcome. I imagine that shipping costs would make only US trades worthwhile.
Thanks for looking!
Feb 10th, '14, 00:24
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Re: Splinters: Silver Needles Pu-Erh For Trade
Sorry if this is obvious (my brain isn't working today), but is this a shu or sheng?
Cheers!

Re: Splinters: Silver Needles Pu-Erh For Trade
Sheng.
You can see what the cake looks like at: http://www.teaspring.com/Yin-Zhen-Tea-Cake.asp
Note, however, that while the cake at the link looks the same as the one I have for trade did when whole, the tea at the link is a different cake by a different manufacturer with a different wrapper. Curiously, however, the reviews at the link from 2009-11 are reviewing the exact cake I have up for trade.
You can see what the cake looks like at: http://www.teaspring.com/Yin-Zhen-Tea-Cake.asp
Note, however, that while the cake at the link looks the same as the one I have for trade did when whole, the tea at the link is a different cake by a different manufacturer with a different wrapper. Curiously, however, the reviews at the link from 2009-11 are reviewing the exact cake I have up for trade.