Different rosy summers the flavors of rose summers treated with black honey at Tobushi Manor in Costa Rica are as follows
Black honey treatment of rose summer at Tobushi Manor in Costa rica
Producing area: Tarazhu producing area of Costa Rica
Origin: Tobusch Manor
Altitude: 1600 m
Variety: Rose summer
Treatment: black honey treatment
Dry fragrance: black tea, strong floral aroma, brown sugar, blueberry
Wet fragrance: mango jam, honey, jelly fruit, strawberry
Flavor: Jasmine, citrus, black tea, grape, lemon, sweet.
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