KILIMANJARO GREEN TEA
KILIMANJARO GREEN TEA
One cardboard tube contains 20 pyramid tea bags (made from maize starch).
A mild and sweet green tea that you can enjoy all day long.
This rolled green tea comes from the Sakare Specialty Tea Company, Tanzania’s first speciality tea factory owned by smallholder farmers themselves. The factory is situated in the Usambara Mountains, a foothill range of Kilimanjaro at an altitude of 1,000 m
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A mild and sweet green tea that you can enjoy all day long.
This rolled green tea comes from the Sakare Specialty Tea Company, Tanzania’s first speciality tea factory owned by smallholder farmers themselves. The factory is situated in the Usambara Mountains, a foothill range of Kilimanjaro at an altitude of 1,000 m
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