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High antioxidant content
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NEPAL SILVER TIPS
NEPAL SILVER TIPS
€14.50/100g
Ethereal white tea with soft flavours of cucumber and white fruits with a creamy full mouthfeel, thick sweetness & delicate flowery notes, simply beautiful tea.
Weight: 100g
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Ethereal white tea with soft flavours of cucumber and white fruits with a creamy full mouthfeel, thick sweetness & delicate flowery notes, simply beautiful tea.
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