Chen Sheng Hao 2020 Na Ka Raw Pu-erh Tea
2020 Na Ka Raw Pu-erh Tea from Chen Sheng Hao was viscous and sweet with a strong fruity character. It's an affordable way to get to know the taste of Na Ka.
Read More2020 Na Ka Raw Pu-erh Tea from Chen Sheng Hao was viscous and sweet with a strong fruity character. It's an affordable way to get to know the taste of Na Ka.
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