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2 English Breakfast tea bags makes 1 liter of good black tea.

Oolong tea is also called red tea. Black tea is a green one that is always fermented for some weeks. The best is the tiny chinese one.

The logic in boiling is the level of oxigen that is left in the water when pouring. When boiling too much, you risk to loose too much oxigen and so drinking a tea with no taste or flavour.

You should try some delicious Swiss flavoured teas...

Or make your own by adding some pieces of apple or orange in the same box where you keep your black tea...

To enjoy drinking any tea, it is better to learn to drink it without any sweetener. When you drink some tea, you take your time.

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