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Kimel Women's Yunnan Flat
Kimel's Yunnan flats for women feature unique punch-out and metal rivet detailing across the toes for a look that has urban appeal and subtle elegance. Wear these chicly styled shoes with your favorite tailored capris or mini-dresses.
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Flat rate shipping $6.95 - The delicately feminine 'Yunnan' open-toe pump from John Fluevog has graceful scalloped detail reminiscent of a vintage find. ; Italian leather upper. ; Leather lining. ; Leather insole with latex padding for superb comfort. ; Custom wrapped heel. ; Tunite outsole. ; 2 3/4 heel. ; 9.00 oz. ; Product measurements were taken using size 7. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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A Guide To One Of The Least-known, But Most Beautiful Provinces In China, With A Focus On Its Mountainous Terrain, Natural Marvels, And Historic Towns, Along With A Detailed Exploration Of Yunnan's Diverse Ethnic Cultures. Original. - By Jim Goodman - Paperback
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There's an exciting, slightly peppery flavor to this brisk, malty tea. It makes a wonderful breakfast tea and a tasty iced tea.
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Pu-erh or Puer tea is a fermented tea, named after Pu'er county in Yunnan, China. It is an unusual tea, because unlike other teas which are consumed shortly after production, it can be over 50 years old and is usually aged at least 1-4 years. Over this time it acquires an earthy flavour due to fermentation (not the oxidation used for oolong or black teas). This leads to Pu-erh having the unique trait among tea varieties of not losing its qualities after a year or two and of being classified by connoisseurs...
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I have tried a LOT of coffees over the years but this is absolutely the very BEST coffee. I have tried several brands of organic coffe and this beats them ALL. The coffee is fresh and it tastes like coffee should. Try it, you won't ever switch to another coffee brand again.
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This decorative brick of compressed Yunnan black tea makes a great display and conversation piece. This was the most commonly produced and used form of tea in ancient China prior to the Ming Dynasty. Dimensions are approximately 9 ½ inches tall by 7 ¼ inches wide.
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Premium Tea. All Natural. Ancient Chinese Medicinals. Helps Maintain Normal Cholesterol Levels. 100% Yunnan Tuocha Tea. An Ancient Variety of Chinese Black Tea. Beneficial Everyday Tea. Herbal Dietary Supplement. Authentic. Effective. Traditional Chinese Medicinal Teas & Herbs. Delicious. Beneficial.
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Numi Tea Chinese Breakfast Yunnan Black Tea
18 Tea Bag(S) Item #: UJ-7002 / 1638337
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Single-estate premium loose leaf Yunnan black tea. Origin: China, Yunnan Province. Sample = 5 8-oz Servings. 1/4 LB Bulk = $0.18 / Serving. 1 LB Bulk = $0.13 / Serving. ~40-45 mg Caffeine / Serving.
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Numi Tea Chinese Breakfast - Yunnan Black Tea, 18 Bags
This noble tea is grown in the mist covered mountains of Yunnan province. What distinguishes this fine, organic black tea is its perfect sense of balance, exquisite tiger's eye color, and a lean vibrancy which makes it suitable at any time of day. Like a complex wine, it is the perfect tea for food, marrying well with a wide variety of dishes. It has a distant and hard to place floral quality, yet it leaves the mouth tasting as clean as spring water. And it energizes the body and mind more harmoniously...
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Pu-erh or Puer tea is a fermented tea, named after Pu'er county in Yunnan, China. It is an unusual tea, because unlike other teas which are consumed shortly after production, it can be over 50 years old and is usually aged at least 1-4 years. Over this time it acquires an earthy flavour due to fermentation (not the oxidation used for oolong or black teas). This leads to Pu-erh having the unique trait among tea varieties of not losing its qualities after a year or two and of being classified by connoisseurs...
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ONLY AT DEAN & DELUCA. The TWG Company is constantly delving deeper into unchartered territories, seeking for the very highest quality of tea. This relentless quest allows to offer you this sophisticated black tea from Yunnan, a mountain and plateau region on China's south-western frontier. With a distinguished savour, a balance of strength and smoothness, and a suave aftertaste, this tea is perfect to share with friends or to accompany a meal.
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Yunnan Baiyao Plaster
With a long history Yunnan Baiyao Plaster has long enjoyed high reputation both at home and abroad for its define functions of stopping bleeding,activating blood circulation,dispersing blood clots,diminishing inflammation and swelling,discharging pus and toxin and etc.Because of the inconvenience of its powder preparation,a plaster form has been prepared following the tincture form. The difference between the tincture and the plaster is that the tincture has evident action of stopping internal and...
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Yunnan Black Tea, (Dianhong)
This distinctive superior black tea comes from the Yunnan province. Yunnan Black was first produced over 1500 years ago, making it one of the oldest teas. This strong tea has a spicy aroma and yields an orange-reddish cup. Yunnan is good after dinner and can also be enjoyed with milk.
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Like a complex wine, it is the perfect tea for food, marrying well with a wide variety of dishes. It has a distant and hard to place floral quality, yet it leaves the mouth tasting as clean as spring water. And it energizes the body and mind more harmoniously than the best of coffees. We are proud to bring you this high grade leaf.
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A healthy beverage offering many health benefits. Tea is the most commonly consumed beverage in the world after water. Whether it is black, green or red (oolong) tea, they all contain polyphenols which give tea its antioxidant properties.
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Piano Concerto No. 4, Op. 78, "Fantaisie": III. Road to Yunnan (Allegretto)
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