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Ziyang Green Sprout Green Tea Spring Tea is harvested in the Qinling Mountains of Ziyang, China. Plucked before the Qingming festival, its tender green leaves emit a unique aroma. Expertly crafted, this tea features a bright, refreshing flavor with subtle floral notes and a lasting aftertaste. Highly prized for its quality and flavor, it’s an ideal choice for tea enthusiasts.


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Ziyang Green Sprout Green Tea Spring Tea is harvested in the Qinling Mountains of Ziyang, China. Plucked before the Qingming festival, its tender green leaves emit a unique aroma. Expertly crafted, this tea features a bright, refreshing flavor with subtle floral notes and a lasting aftertaste. Highly prized for its quality and flavor, it’s an ideal choice for tea enthusiasts.


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