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Yunnan Premium Puerh Tea Ripe Tea 500g Menghai Glutinous Fragrance Tea Fossil Glutinous Fragrance Broken Silver Cooked Tea Loose Tea 云南普洱茶佳品勐海糯香茶化石糯米香碎银子 熟茶 散装500g
Yunnan Premium Puerh Tea Ripe Tea 500g Menghai Glutinous Fragrance Tea Fossil Glutinous Fragrance Broken Silver Cooked Tea Loose Tea 云南普洱茶佳品勐海糯香茶化石糯米香碎银子 熟茶 散装500g
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Name:Glutinous Fragrant Tea Fossil (Broken Silver ) 云南普洱茶 糯香茶化石 糯米香碎银子
Product Category:Puerh Tea
Origin:Yunnan, China
Storage Method:Dry and ventilated No odour Avoid direct sunlight.
Net weight:500g
Tea broth in the mouth, the mouth will be smooth smooth glutinous rice silk slip, this tea fossil in the glutinous rice flavour, it is in the aging process through the printing process, and the glutinous rice aroma produced by the drink fragrance, comfortable!
Chinese tea：
Chinese tea has a history of over 5,000 years, during which a series of unique tea culture have come into being, covering from tea plant cultivation and conservation, tea-leaf picking to processing and sampling tea. Tea-leaves are mainly produced in the southern area to the Yangtze River for mild climate and fertile ground there, such as the provinces of Zhejiang, Yunnan, Guizhou and Fujian. There produce an abundance of renowned tea varieties, e.g. Longjin, Wulong, Pu'er, Tieguangyin.
Product Category:Puerh Tea
Origin:Yunnan, China
Storage Method:Dry and ventilated No odour Avoid direct sunlight.
Net weight:500g
Tea broth in the mouth, the mouth will be smooth smooth glutinous rice silk slip, this tea fossil in the glutinous rice flavour, it is in the aging process through the printing process, and the glutinous rice aroma produced by the drink fragrance, comfortable!
Chinese tea：
Chinese tea has a history of over 5,000 years, during which a series of unique tea culture have come into being, covering from tea plant cultivation and conservation, tea-leaf picking to processing and sampling tea. Tea-leaves are mainly produced in the southern area to the Yangtze River for mild climate and fertile ground there, such as the provinces of Zhejiang, Yunnan, Guizhou and Fujian. There produce an abundance of renowned tea varieties, e.g. Longjin, Wulong, Pu'er, Tieguangyin.
