Iranian fruits, nuts, sweets and Iranian @nobartea.ir black tea
Iranian fruits, nuts, sweets, etc and a really great strong brewed Iranian @nobartea.ir black tea to balance all the sweetness. The tea becomes even more fruity and complex!
Gerechten: Nagerecht en Tussendoortjes
Thee: Zwart
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