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In coffee and beer country, one quiet German town runs on tea

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In Frisia, northwestern Germany, where tea is more popular than beer, tea tasters are keeping a centuries-old culture alive, sampling 300 varieties a day.

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In coffee and beer country, one quiet German town runs on tea

In Frisia, northwestern Germany, where tea is more popular than beer, tea tasters are keeping a centuries-old culture alive, sampling 300 varieties a day.

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
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