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Great antioxidants
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Source of vitamins
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Relaxing
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BAI MUN DANN HIGH GRADE
BAI MUN DANN HIGH GRADE
€10.50/100g
Bai Mu Dan tea is usually grown in the Fujian Province of China. White tea in general is the least processed tea of all, preserving most of its innate properties. The Bai Mu dan is known for its high proportion of anti-oxidants polyphenols and for its cooling effects.
Weight: 100g
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Bai Mu Dan tea is usually grown in the Fujian Province of China. White tea in general is the least processed tea of all, preserving most of its innate properties. The Bai Mu dan is known for its high proportion of anti-oxidants polyphenols and for its cooling effects.
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| Weight | 100 g |
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