Don Papa Masskara
103,96 €
Its delicate golden brown hue radiates an Asian charm. Sharpness, sweetness and a touch of elegant tangerine combine with spicy, smoky and fruity to form an extraordinary product. Large quantities of Don Papa do not benefit producers. Even a skillful blend like this Masskara comes from so-called small batches.
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