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I blind purchased these two cakes from Wistaria and did not like it. I still have more than 300g left for each of them, but am willing to sell in an increment of 50g for those who wish to try it out. The price is what I paid for the tea. Domestic shipping is around $8 for up to 100g, and $15 for up to both cakes. Please DM me if interested!

$25 $30 / 50g for Lan Yin (blue label) GONE!
$34 $38 / 50g for Hong Yin (red label) GONE!

$60 / 50g 2013 Spring -- Yue Ma Wan Gong (Horse Rider)

pantry wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 30, 2020 3:09 pm

Just realized I've been selling these at loss because I got the conversion rate wrong and forgot to add shipping from Taiwan
Anyway, only a few portions left. But I'd need to update the price: Lan Yin -> $30 and Hong Yin -> $38. Wangong -> $60. Cheers!

These are not bad teas by any means. I'm saving a portion for personal enjoyment

One more item:

2013 Spring -- Yue Ma Wan Gong (Horse Rider)
Yiwu Wan Gong materials
This is the original version that Zhou Yu of Wistaria released in cooperation with Baohongyinji
I'm happy to split this cake for $55 $60/50g

@pantry

What is it that you don’t like in all 3 teas from Wistaria?

@OCTO
Hard to say. I guess these teas didn’t stand out to me. I keep reaching for Zi Pin and Tai He when I’m in the mood for Wistaria. I’m very much in it for the Qi.

As for the wangong tea, i bought it because I like fresh wangong (1-3 yo), so I wanted to try a more aged version for comparison. Fresh pu from 2020 is out and I need extra cash for the gaogan stuff

pantry wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 16, 2020 2:21 am

OCTO
.... I keep reaching for Zi Pin and Tai He when I’m in the mood for Wistaria. .....

That's an interesting statement. In the mood for Wistaria, for me would mean wanting to be in a teahouse drinking tea with people I like.

Ethan Kurland wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 16, 2020 11:11 am

pantry wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 16, 2020 2:21 am

OCTO
.... I keep reaching for Zi Pin and Tai He when I’m in the mood for Wistaria. .....

That's an interesting statement. In the mood for Wistaria, for me would mean wanting to be in a teahouse drinking tea with people I like.

Certainly that would be a better way to enjoy tea! I'm hoping we can figure out an effective vaccine for COVID-19 soon!

these are great, tong-worthy teas imo

pantry wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 16, 2020 11:28 am

Ethan Kurland wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 16, 2020 11:11 am

pantry wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 16, 2020 2:21 am

OCTO
.... I keep reaching for Zi Pin and Tai He when I’m in the mood for Wistaria. .....

That's an interesting statement. In the mood for Wistaria, for me would mean wanting to be in a teahouse drinking tea with people I like.

Certainly that would be a better way to enjoy tea! I'm hoping we can figure out an effective vaccine for COVID-19 soon!

@pantry
Where do you go for tea house? I haven’t found any decent tea house in the Bay Area yet.

@DailyTX
There are a few tea houses in the Bay Area where you can sit back and relax, but I usually just get together with a few friends at home (pre-COVID time).

pantry wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 16, 2020 4:54 pm

DailyTX
There are a few tea houses in the Bay Area where you can sit back and relax, but I usually just get together with a few friends at home (pre-COVID time).

@pantry
Thanks. If you have the tea and setup, at home is probably the best location now

pedant wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 16, 2020 1:06 pm

these are great, tong-worthy teas imo

Agreed, I have at least a tong of each. The qi of Lanyin is very energizing, so I am a bit surprised

Just realized I've been selling these at loss because I got the conversion rate wrong and forgot to add shipping from Taiwan
Anyway, only a few portions left. But I'd need to update the price: Lan Yin -> $30 and Hong Yin -> $38. Wangong -> $60. Cheers!

These are not bad teas by any means. I'm saving a portion for personal enjoyment

Hong Yin & Lan Yin are gone. There's still Wangong left and I'm happy to do a smaller portion of 25g for $30 a pop.

pantry wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 31, 2020 4:00 pm

Hong Yin & Lan Yin are gone. There's still Wangong left and I'm happy to do a smaller portion of 25g for $30 a pop.

Any of the Wangong left? If so, could you please DM me?

Tykal wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 13, 2021 10:55 am

pantry wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 31, 2020 4:00 pm

Hong Yin & Lan Yin are gone. There's still Wangong left and I'm happy to do a smaller portion of 25g for $30 a pop.

Any of the Wangong left? If so, could you please DM me?

Yup, I still have the wangong. I’m not sure if I can PM you since it looks like you’re a new member of the forum. I sent you a short message —please let me know if you receive it.

Cheers!