JING JING BLACK TEA ORGANIC CERTIFIED

JING JING BLACK TEA ORGANIC CERTIFIED

JING JING BLACK TEA ORGANIC CERTIFIED

JING JING BLACK TEA ORGANIC CERTIFIED

JING JING BLACK TEA ORGANIC CERTIFIED

Mao Jian grade black tea produced in the locality of Jing Jing northeast of Changsha in Hunan. It is a tea with lots of golden buds, with sweet but persistent flavors. The strong presence of fluffy golden buds brings a velvety sensation to the tasting.

Brewing tips: 90 degrees, 3-4 minutes

Weight

100g
500g

Reference TCN20

€12.00

Tax included

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