Pearly

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Gunpowder Loose Leaf Green Tea Origin: China From reliable organic certified source Pearly green loose leaf tea is a gunpowder green tea. We call it the precious ‘pearl’ in our green tea range. The leaves are rolled into the shape of little pinhead pellets resembling gunpowder, hence the name. It is just beautiful to watch each individual leaf as it unfurls or ‘explodes’ when steeped. The tea has a subtle, smooth taste with a hint of smokiness. This is a great alternative to black tea and can be drunk any time or day of the year. There are lots of benefits to green tea. It is relaxing, revivin

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