Herbs & Kettles Darjeeling Yanki Red Oolong Tea
Darjeeling Yanki Red Oolong from Herbs & Kettles was mellow and sweet yet complex. Notes of honey and dark chocolate ended in a mineral, muscatel grape finish.
Read MoreDarjeeling Yanki Red Oolong from Herbs & Kettles was mellow and sweet yet complex. Notes of honey and dark chocolate ended in a mineral, muscatel grape finish.
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Read MoreHonied Pomelo from White2Tea was fruity, floral, and sweet with a distinct citrus aroma. Delicious! This is one you need to try ASAP if you enjoy Mi Lan Xiang.
Read MoreRohini Peppery Oolong has the fruity floral qualities of Darjeeling along with a unique note of crisp green bell pepper. I definitely recommend giving it a try.
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