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www.Grandtea.com :: Pu-erh

Pu-erh comes from the Yunnan province in China. It is praised for it rich, earthy taste and health benefits. It could reduce cholesterol and improve digestion and it is perfect after a heavy meal. This unique tea involved process of fermentation and actually gets better with age.

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2004 Chitsu Pingcha
SKU: PG0400

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Our price: USD51.00
(EUR 36.77)

2004 Grand Blue Label
SKU: PG2004B10

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Our price: USD58.00
(EUR 41.82)

2006 Xi Pu Yuan
SKU: PG0602-PC

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Our price: USD26.00
(EUR 18.75)

2006 Xiao Tuocha, Mini Tuocha, 100 g
SKU: Pu005

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Our price: USD16.00
(EUR 11.54)

2007 Dayi Premium Early Spring Yun Cha
SKU: PG07-01-DY-S

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Our price: USD2.00
(EUR 1.44)

2007 Gold Ribbon Xiaguan Tuocha
SKU: PT005

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Our price: USD16.00
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2007 Hong Tai Chang
SKU: PC9e06

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Our price: USD25.00
(EUR 18.02)

2008 Dayi 0622 Green Pu-erh
SKU: PG08-0622DY-C

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Our price: USD18.90
(EUR 13.63)

2008 Dayi 7542 Classic Green Pu-erh
SKU: PG08-7542DY-C

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