Golden Monkey Tea

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Golden Monkey Tea

Golden Monkey Tea

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$4.00

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Ingredients: Golden Monkey (Jin Hou) black tea whose leaves are said to resemble monkey paws.

This is a high quality black tea with large leaves with golden tips. There is a full flavor taste with hints of cocoa undertone, and honey peach notes. Smooth & creamy texture is sure to make you go ape for this tea.

Originating from the Fujian & Yunnan provinces of China, hand picking 1 bud & 1 leaf at a time.

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