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>>7214932
Loose tea, duh!

Either find a teashop in town or order on the internet. The worse loose tea you can find is better than the better teabag you can find.

Also be careful of the brew time. The most important things to make tea are in order:
-The leaves you buy
-Water temperature
-Brew time
-Quantity of tea
-Space for the leaves to expend nicely

Everything else is matter of debate and way less important. The starter kit is:
One mug-size infuer like pic related or a nice teapot or a tea ball, some ~5€/100g tea leaves and a kettle that brew to any temperature.
Just put 2g of tea (doesn't have to be very precise, that's about one very full teaspoon of leaves) and follow temperature/brew time from tables that you can find on the internet, it depend of the type of tea you use.