I’m very happy with my purchase of the 2025 Ziyang Selenium-enriched Pre-Qingming Green Tea from Oriental Leaf. The tea is truly excellent — fresh, smooth, and full of character. It has become a great and tasty daily choice for me. I originally selected this tea after reading Anticancer: A New Way of Life, as selenium-rich teas are known to support immune response, and this one did not disappoint in quality or taste. The only minor downside was that the shipment took some time to clear customs, but that’s understandable for international delivery and not something within the seller’s control. What really stood out was the personal touch: the letter and the tea towel gift included as a thank-you were such a thoughtful surprise and made the experience feel special and personal. Overall, a wonderful product and a brand I would happily recommend. I will definitely order again.
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