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Phoenix Dancong Tea
$17.50 – $87.50
Phoenix Dancong 凤凰单丛 is grown in Chaozhou, Guangdong. Dry tea has a thick strip shape, straight and even, yellow-brown color, oily and shiny, and long-lasting fragrance.
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