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		<title>Yuen Kut Lam&#8217;s Kam Wo Tea</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paul Arthur</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Background: A Chinese herbal tea containing 30 different herbs and suchlike, most of which I&#8217;ve never heard of. According to the box, this is an &#8220;effective remedy for fever, head-ache, intoxicating, plague, vomiting, purging intermittent fever, inflammation, pain in the bones, indigestion, and cold, it can also heal the affection by the sun and allay [...]]]></description>
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<p>Background: A Chinese herbal tea containing 30 different herbs and suchlike, most of which I&#8217;ve never heard of.  According to the box, this is an &#8220;effective remedy for fever, head-ache, intoxicating, plague, vomiting, purging intermittent fever, inflammation, pain in the bones, indigestion, and cold, it can also heal the affection by the sun and allay thirst in the summer.&#8221;</p>
<p>Nose: Smells like Christmas.  It&#8217;s a very specific sense memory, but I&#8217;m not sure what the actual odour is; the boxes in which all of our Christmas things (ornaments etc.) were stored smelled exactly like this tea.  Very woodsy, slightly resinous, with a hint of peppermint.</p>
<p>Taste: A very light bitterness, hints of cedar and mint.  Other than that, a vague earthy herbalness.</p>
<p>Overall: While I can&#8217;t vouch for any health benefits, it&#8217;s a tasty beverage.  (Note: may not be to everyone&#8217;s taste.)  And it might cure the plague!</p>
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