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Phoenix Coffee Bean Grinder with Brush, Oval Design with Stainless Steel Blade – B250 – 2.5oz (70 gm) capacity – Black

Want the Perfect Gift for the Holidays for all your coffee loving friends and relatives, want faster grinding, want to be able to grind coffee beans, spices, nuts, herbs, tea and grains? Can’t see what your grinding, Phoenix grinders can solve all those issues. Here is how we improve how you grind. Electric power- no hand grinding, Fast and efficient, no waiting. Oval Design Perfectly grinds with a pulse action button that determines degree of fineness, coffee beans, spices, nuts, herbs, tea, and grains fast and efficiently. Modern Design looks beautiful and easily fits on your counter- cord storage in the base and as a BONUS we added a brush at NO CHARGE for easy cleaning. The grinder also has rubber feet to help minimize noise. Transparent lid so you can see and get the grind you want. You Amazon shoppers have confidence in our Phoenix brand to be Quality top rated products. You are backed by a 1 year no hassle warranty. This special price may not last so add this grinder to your cart and click Buy Now. Solve your Xmas shopping gift ideas. It must last to have Value and it must have Style to earn a place in Your Home. MAKE A GOOD INVESTMENT-PREMIUM COMPOENENTS-SATISFACTION GUATENTEED. GREAT CUSTOMERS-GREAT PRODUCTS-GREAT VALUE.

The Tao of Tea, Royal Phoenix Oolong Tea, Loose Leaf, 2.5 Ounce Tin

In some areas of the Phoenix Mountains in Guangdong province, China, there are wild tea plants that remain a source for some of the best oolong teas in the world. Leaves from these old tea trees are prized for the flavor and full body. Making Royal Phoenix oolong invloves precise rolling and baking techniques to fully develop its characteristic texture and fragrance.

A Tea Lover’s Travel Diary: Phoenix Single-Tree Oolong Tea Tie Kuan Yin Oolong Tea (English and Mandarin Chinese Edition)

Chinese Tea Master Jason C.S. Chen has spent the past 21 years deeply involved in the business of tea. He has visited most of the best known tea gardens in China where authentic and traditional tea is grown. During these trips he has always had his camera at his side. This first book in a series focuses on two famous oolong teas. Phoenix Single Tree was first created 900 years ago from tea plants that only grow on one mountain in Southern China. Tie Kuan Yin is the most popular oolong tea in the world. It was created 400 years ago, and, at one time, the name Tie Kuan Yin (Iron Goddess of Compassion) was synonymous with tea. This book is a photographic exploration of the creation of these two teas from harvest to processing and the first tasting. Foreword by D. Major Cohen; Introduction by James Norwood Pratt.