Get Loosely Hand Twisted Long Leaves Tea in Australia - J&U

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Loosely hand twisted long leaves used to make the tea. It looks like a lotus bud. We use one bud for a small pot. While you boiling, the leaves get opened with good aroma. It is called Kesari. This tea is also a unique creation of Team Lumbini. Visit at https://www.jandu.com.au/ for more.

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