Rhododendron Concentrate 300ml is made from wild rhododendron (buransh) flowers native to the Himalayas, delivering a naturally tangy, floral drink concentrate that's simply mixed with water for a refreshing beverage.
Made from wild Himalayan rhododendron flowers | Naturally tangy & floral | Just mix with water to serve
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Featured from the HFN catalog: RHODODENDRON CRUSH 500ML (HT).
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