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Hua Brick Tea
$4.60 – $23.00
Hua Brick Tea 花砖茶 processed from raw dark green tea, with acceptable fine processes as sifting, semi-finished tea blending wet-piling, steaming, and compression brick shaping. The tea has a pure aroma, and the brewed tea is light yellowish red and light brown, the taste is mellow with slightly astringent.
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