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VANILLA GREEN LONG LEAF
VANILLA GREEN LONG LEAF
€7.50/100g
This is a wonderful, aromatic and mild tea. The vanilla is not overpowering which enables the green tea taste to come through. A natural vanilla flavour makes this an exquisite green tea.
Weight: 100g
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This is a wonderful, aromatic and mild tea. The vanilla is not overpowering which enables the green tea taste to come through. A natural vanilla flavour makes this an exquisite green tea.
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| Weight | 100 g |
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