Jinxuan Milk Oolong
$21.00 CAD for 125g
$21.00 – $101.00
A high quality, hand picked Jin Xuan tea leaf that’s been subtly flavoured by a master tea blender to enhance the natural milk note of the Jin Xuan tea varietal. Brings out an awesome creamy, nutty taste and aroma that first time Oolong drinkers readily embrace.
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