Dewy mountain air, majestic views of nature and a clear, focused mind. An aromatic sencha green tea blended with glorious golden osmanthus flowers for extra sparkle.
Ingredients:
Sencha Green Tea*, Golden Osmanthus Flowers
*Certified USDA organic by CERES Gmbh
Net Wt: 50g, yields 20 cups 10 individually packed sachets to ensure maximum freshness
For Best Brewing: Bring fresh water to a boil. Pour water over tea, steep for 3 mins for the first brew and 4 mins for subsequent brews.
Dewy mountain air, majestic views of nature and a clear, focused mind. An aromatic sencha green tea blended with glorious golden osmanthus flowers for extra sparkle.
Ingredients:
Sencha Green Tea*, Golden Osmanthus Flowers
*Certified USDA organic by CERES Gmbh
Net Wt: 50g, yields 20 cups 10 individually packed sachets to ensure maximum freshness
For Best Brewing: Bring fresh water to a boil. Pour water over tea, steep for 3 mins for the first brew and 4 mins for subsequent brews.
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Adam Shacknai, 54, testified that he emerged from a guest house at the mansion about 6:45 a.m. on July 13, 2011, and saw Rebecca Zahau’s naked, lifeless body hanging from a second-story balcony.
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Adam Shacknai, 54, testified that he emerged from a guest house at the mansion about 6:45 a.m. on July 13, 2011, and saw Rebecca Zahau’s naked, lifeless body hanging from a second-story balcony.
Shacknai, the younger brother of Zahau’s boyfriend, Jonah Shacknai, said he called 911, lowered the 32-year-old Zahau to the ground, and tried to perform CPR on her. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
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