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In china, the name oolong translates into black dragon, inspired by the large, twisted leaves from which this tea originates
From the lush, misty hills of the fujian province, oolong is famous for its flowery aromatics and lingering finish
From the lush, misty hills of the Fujian province, oolong is famous for its flowery aromatics and lingering finish
In China, the name Oolong translates into Black Dragon, inspired by the large, twisted leaves from which this tea originates
In china, the name oolong translates into black dragon, inspired by the large, twisted leaves from which this tea originates
From the lush, misty hills of the fujian province, oolong is famous for its flowery aromatics and lingering finish
From the lush, misty hills of the Fujian province, oolong is famous for its flowery aromatics and lingering finish
In China, the name Oolong translates into Black Dragon, inspired by the large, twisted leaves from which this tea originates