| Weight | 40 g |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 6.5 × 2 cm |
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Bai Mu Dan Xiao Fang
“Bílá pivoňka” – Jednotlivě balené lisované cihličky 5x 4g v papírové krabičce.
Zelenožlutý svěží nálev květinově něžné vůně. Chuť je hedvábně hladká a zároveň plná, kulatá. Aftertaste dlouhý a příjemně sladký.
Čaj stačí luhovat poměrně krátce, díky postupnému otevírání zalisovaných lístků vydrží na mnoho nálevů.
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About Duoqi
A premium producer of authentic white teas from the Fu Ding area in Fujian. To a lesser extent, the company also produces green tea.
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