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大紅袍 功夫泡茶（24g/罐） Da Hong Pao Oolong Tea The tea has peaty and earthy notes with hints of stone fruit, brown sugar, and molasses. It has a woody fragrance with mild notes of tobacco and the body is velvety smooth with mild notes of sandalwood. (senchteabar.com) Da Hong Pao (Big Red Robe, is grown in the Wuyi Mountains of Fujian, China. Da Hong Pao has a unique orchid fragrance and a long-lasting sweet aftertaste. Dry Da Hong Pao looks like tightly knotted ropes or slightly twisted strips and is green and brown in color. After brewing, the tea is orange-yellow, bright, and clear. The vibrant flavor is red-orange, toasty, and nutty with mild creamy notes. Da Hong Pao contains caffeine, theophylline, tea polyphenols, and flavonoids. Many health benefits enhance the popularity of this rare tea. Drinking Da Hong Pao improves energy and helps blood circulation. It also treats edema (water retention) and decreases the bad effects of drinking and smoking. Drinking Da Hong Pao regularly improves the complexion and helps to reduce cough and phlegm.

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普洱茶 功夫泡茶（24g/罐） Pu'er Tea, Kung Fu Tea (24g/can) Pu’erh is a delicious fermented tea that ages well and offers a rich flavor and many health benefits, including improved digestion and relief from hangovers.

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铁观音功夫泡茶（24g/罐） Tie Guan Yin Oolong Tea (24g/Tin) Tie Guan Yin possesses a robust flavor, large juicy leaves, and can be brewed gong fu style well over ten times, the tea’s patience doesn’t die. Legends surround its discovery. The Goddess of Mercy, or Guanyin (aka Kuan Yin) is the bodhisattva of Compassion in the Buddhist world. One legend is that many centuries ago, there was a poor farmer who tended to a rather run-down Guanyin temple. One day the bodhisattva came to him in his dream. There, she told him to look into a cave upon waking, and he will find a treasure worth sharing. So he did and found a tiny tea tree which he planted and carefully tended to.  The tea tree grew big and tall and yielded an especially delicious type of tea. He called the tea Tie Guan Yin and shared it with his community, continuing to live a prosperous life and every day caring for the temple and the Goddess which inhabits it. True or not, many still believe that some of these very first ancient tea trees grow in the Anxi region. Oolong Tea Benefits You Didn't Know About Reduces the Risk of Heart Disease. Researchers have found a connection between drinking oolong tea and lowering cholesterol levels. ...  Lowers Risk of Cancer. ...  Decreases Inflammation. ...  Helps Fight Obesity. ...  Diabetes Prevention. ...  Boosts Energy. ...  Improves Tooth and Skin Health.

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