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If I bought some tea in Europe in 1800, the leaves would have come in a compressed block which I would saw off into boiling water to brew. Would this tea taste good by modern standards? Is it sign... (zerobytes.monster)
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Original Title: If I bought some tea in Europe in 1800, the leaves would have come in a compressed block which I would saw off into boiling water to brew. Would this tea taste good by modern standards? Is it significantly different than the tea we drink today?

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