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J.M. Organic Treasure of Asia Leaf Tea 250g — Julius Meinl
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Premium organic loose leaf tea blending traditional Asian flavors and aromas. Steep 1–2 teaspoons per cup in 200–250 ml hot water (90–95°C) for 3–5 minutes. This carefully curated blend delivers a soothing, refreshing ritual—perfect for morning or afternoon moments. The 250 g format preserves maximum freshness and aroma, offering numerous servings to support your daily recovery and recharge ritual.
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J.M. Organic Treasure of Asia Leaf Tea 250g — Julius Meinl
$26.89
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