Sweet liquorice and Nepal Golden Tips
Nepal meets The Netherlands. @ctcfnepal Golden Tips meets Venco Apothekers drop (sweet liquorice) @theehoffje brought with her. Beautiful soft mouthfeel with typical liquorice aroma’s and fruity aroma’s of the tea!
Gerechten: Tussendoortjes en Vegetarisch
Thee: Zwart
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