Zhen Tea Bai Ya Qi Lan
Zhen Tea Bai Ya Qi Lan was sweet with notes of baking spices and cocoa. I can imagine brewing it on an early fall day when there a slight chill in the air.
Read MoreZhen Tea Bai Ya Qi Lan was sweet with notes of baking spices and cocoa. I can imagine brewing it on an early fall day when there a slight chill in the air.
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