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LOT: 118
A Piece of Gam San Lau Red Mark Pu-er Tea Cake without Wrapper, Circa 1950s
ESTIMATE:HK$ 350,000 - 600,000
Year: Circa 1950s
Category: Raw Pu-er Tea
Origin: Menghai Tea Factory
Storage: Absolutely Dry Storage
Quantity: A Piece
Total Weight: Approx. 327g (including Packaging)

Using traditional pressing methods, the cake is thick and compact with a glossy surface, carrying distinct notes of orchid and camphor. Red Mark is the most prestigious among Yin Grade Pu-er. This no-wrapper version originated when Hong Kong teahouses removed the original packaging to simplify storage and sales. With most consumed over the decades, few examples remain today, making this an exceptionally rare and highly prized tea. After aging in absolutely dry storage, this cake has developed complex layers of flavours, with lingering notes of orchid and wild camphor.
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