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Not sure where you are from but being from the UK whenever I go abroad I do not bother with tea as it is weak and tasteless in most places. Was in France last week and made the mistake of having tea with breakfast, even after adding a second tea bag my cup was basically full of warm milky water.
If you are not in the UK you might be able to get hold of Yorkshire brand tea if there is a foreign food section at your supermarket.
That's not true of all of the rest of the world though, you will get great tea in other tea-consuming areas, France is quite low down on that list.
Absolutely, I didn't mean all of the rest of the world.