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France's Love Affair with Tea

t might be surprising to know that France’s on-again, off-again love affair with tea began well before the British tea phenomenon. In 1610, the Dutch East India Company not only brought the first tea to Europe but also the name by which it has always been known in France. In China’s Fujian Province,.

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