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OSULLOC Red Papaya Black Tea (Black tea with fragrant red rose and sweet papaya flavor)| Korean Premium Blended Tea Bag | Sweet Fruit Tea | 10 or 20 Packs
OSULLOC Red Papaya Black Tea (Black tea with fragrant red rose and sweet papaya flavor)| Korean Premium Blended Tea Bag | Sweet Fruit Tea | 10 or 20 Packs
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Jeju Red Papaya Black Tea – 10 or 20 Pyramid Tea Bags
Discover a bold yet refreshing taste from Jeju Island. This premium black tea is blended with tropical papaya and delicate rose petals, creating a cup that is both vibrant and luxurious. Sweet, fruity, and lightly floral — it is a tea that awakens your senses and leaves a lingering memory of island sunshine.
Why you’ll love it:
Tropical sweetness – juicy papaya adds a refreshing, exotic touch to the black tea base.
Floral depth – rose petals soften the richness, giving the tea a delicate bouquet.
Uplifting & indulgent – perfect for a lively morning start or a relaxing afternoon escape.
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