Needless to say, it must be futures. Generally, the shelf life of Tieguanyin is two years. If the seller can't sell it within a year and a half, basically no one will buy it. At least people who know tea will definitely not buy it. You know, even the first-class Tieguanyin, sealed 18 months or more, has almost no fragrance, not to mention poor preservation conditions. In your case, 69 kg of bulk tea is estimated to be the super futures left by the merchants in the physical store. Anyway, you've been cheated ~