Jura cheese and Wuyuan Rou
Beautiful evening on the balcony calls for a beautiful cheese from the Jura and tea from China: the Wuyuan Rou Gui. 14 grams of tea, 400 ml of 90 centigrade water and a 30 second brew!
Gerechten: Kaas en Tussendoortjes
Thee: Oolong

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