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Osulloc Lovely Tea Box – Premium Korean Tea Gift Set (12 Pyramid Teabags, 4 Varieties)
Osulloc Lovely Tea Box – Premium Korean Tea Gift Set (12 Pyramid Teabags, 4 Varieties)
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Why You’ll Love It
Why You’ll Love It
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Details
Brewing Method
Brewing Method
Why Choose the Osulloc Lovely Tea Box?
In today’s fast-paced world, it can feel impossible to enjoy a relaxing tea ritual. Loose-leaf teas take time and equipment, while everyday teabags often sacrifice quality.
If you want a premium tea experience that is quick, convenient, and gift-ready, the Osulloc Lovely Tea Box is the answer.
The Simple Solution for Premium Tea at Home
The Lovely Tea Box makes it easy to enjoy authentic Korean tea culture in just minutes.
Each box contains 12 premium pyramid teabags, filled with carefully selected blends for full aroma and depth.
No measuring, no mess — just pure flavor.
Tea Time Made Lovely
With the Osulloc Lovely Tea Box, you don’t have to choose between convenience and quality. In just 2–3 minutes of brewing, you can:
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Enjoy a sweet, calming tea moment during your busy day.
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Gift a beautifully packaged premium tea set that feels thoughtful and unique.
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Savor four different blends without committing to just one flavor.
This is the dream outcome for modern tea lovers: luxury flavor, variety, and convenience in every cup.
Tea Set Contents (4 Blends × 3 Each = 12 Pyramid Teabags)
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Signature Earl Grey – Black tea with bergamot, yuzu, and vanilla aroma.
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Jeju Tangerine Earl Grey – Bright black tea with the sweet-sour freshness of Jeju tangerine.
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Peach Papaya Black Tea – Fruity black tea with peach, tropical papaya, and floral notes.
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Sweet Berry Black Tea – Smooth black tea with natural berry sweetness.
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