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[[File:Anji-Bai-Cha-tea.jpg|thumb|Anji Bai Cha]]
[[File:Anji-Bai-Cha-tea.jpg|thumb|Anji Bai Cha]]
'''Anji Bai Cha''' resembles due to it's name and appearance of a [[white tea]] but it's in fact a [[green tea]]. This tea has its origins in the district Anji of the Chinese province Zhejiang. For this green tea is the extraordinary varietal Bai Ye Hao Yi (white leaf number one) used. It leaves are distinguish by a whitish appearance.
'''Anji Bai Cha''' resembles due to its name and appearance of a [[white tea]] but it's in fact a [[green tea]]. This tea has its origins in the district Anji of the Chinese province Zhejiang. For this green tea is the extraordinary varietal Bai Ye Hao Yi (white leaf number one) used. It leaves are distinguish by a whitish appearance.
[[category:Green tea]]
[[category:Green tea]]
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|description=Anji Bai Cha resembles due to its name and appearance of a white tea but it's in fact a green tea. This tea has its origins in the district Anji of the Chinese province Zhejiang.
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|og:description=Ao Fu Hou is a rare Dan Cong Oolong from the Phoenix mountains (Fenghuang shan). Ao Fu Hou Dan Cong is characterized by its particularly fruity aroma and a subtle fragrance of flowers.
|og:description=Anji Bai Cha resembles due to its name and appearance of a white tea but it's in fact a green tea. This tea has its origins in the district Anji of the Chinese province Zhejiang.
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