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In Europe, afternoon tea is not merely a daily habit—it is a refined pursuit of exquisite flavors. From Earl Grey with its signature hint of bergamot to floral and fruit-flavored teas sweeping across streets and alleys, the imagination of European consumers regarding tea has long transcended simple herbal infusions or traditional black teas. The European…
