Yunnan

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£3.5

Yunnan Loose Leaf Tea Pronounced YOO-nawn Origin: China Yunnan loose leaf tea, a lesser known black tea. Its leaves are a combination of tiny dark brown slightly twisted leaves with a few golden leaves running through it, giving it a true striking colour. The flavour is medium with a beautiful sweet end. The scent and taste is just gorgeous. Great to drink on a summer’s day or a sunny winter’s afternoon. Pronounced YOO-nawn. Black tea originated from province of Southern China. Made with ingredients just as nature intended. NO artificial flavours added. Great on its own or you can add milk and

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