Seven Pieces of Yellow Mark Pu-er Tea Cake, Circa 1970s

Quantity: One set of seven pieces

Weight: about 2228g

Era: 1970s

Process: Raw tea

Tea Factory: Menghai Tea Factory

Warehousing: Traditional Hong Kong warehouse

In the 1970s, Yunnan Qizi green cake with green characters and yellow printing was produced in a set of seven pieces. The most important feature is that its recipe style has gradually become more similar to 7542, which was produced around 1977-1980. The exquisiteness of the tea blend is no less than that of the early Huangyin. It is mainly medium-sized tea leaves, mixed with young buds, and the tea quality is excellent. In recent years, it has reached fifty years of aging, making it a popular collection. The outsourced version of "Green Letters and Yellow Seal" is an innovative "Dakouzhong" layout with both Chinese and English, which is in line with the characteristics of tea products in the 1970s. That period was the exclusive era of "Yellow Seal". "Green Letter Yellow Seal" tastes like "Yellow Seal", and the taste is even better. Finally, the market confirmed that the "green lettering and yellow seal" belonged to the yellow seal level and was from the 1970s. Since the tea characters on the outer paper are not yellow, but green, it can only be named after "green characters and yellow seals".