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I either drink tisane or whatever green tea I can find. No additives. I don't drink coffee and try to avoid caffeine as much as possible, given the fact that I'm often jet lagged.
Let's all sing the tea song! |
Originally Posted by CMK10
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I went to a bakery in Durham the other day and they had a drink called a London Fog. It was basically a tea latte made with Earl Grey tea. Quite tasty it was.
Originally Posted by stimpy
(Post 27284920)
I either drink tisane or whatever green tea I can find. No additives. I don't drink coffee and try to avoid caffeine as much as possible, given the fact that I'm often jet lagged.
Let's all sing the tea song! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw6qxDPmOGM |
Originally Posted by WIRunner
(Post 27285058)
I would look at Jasmine tea. It is a very floral one, but sweetened with milk it is absolutely wonderful. Caffeine free as well.
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My favourite - Damman Freres Darjeeling sachets
My go-to - Yorkshire/Yorkshire Gold (depends on what's available) |
Is the Jasmine tea comprised of pure Jasmine flowers or is it just tea perfumed with Jasmine flowers?
Running out of the Indian market Brooke Bond tea I've been drinking so I bought a pound of Indian market Liptons though I find the western world Liptons tea bag tea too weak and insipid. Coupon for a box of their fancy triangular bagged tea helped, though I don't think they were expecting to redeem that against loose leaf tea. |
Originally Posted by LondonElite
(Post 27281195)
I hope you'll like it. I can honestly recommend it as the best EG out there. It's a perfect blend in my opinion.
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Can anyone recommend me where to get a good Pu-ehr tea in US?
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Originally Posted by gfunkdave
(Post 27379892)
Finally getting around to my first cup (sadly without milk, as I don't have any in the house). It's quite nice - just fragrant and floral enough of bergamot without being cloying.
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I am a pagan and even have Earl Grey with milk :o
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I rarely drink hot tea, but I consume lots of iced tea.
Coffee addict here. |
I'm a bit of tea and tisane nut and almost always travel with a mini dual voltage kettle so I can start and end my day with a decent cup. The only teas and tisanes I don't like are the overly sugary and artificial blends such as the "bubblegum pineapple poodle carob marshmallow agave summer tea" from places such as Teavana or Davids tea. I am fine however with their regular teas or lightly scented teas.
Sadly one of my favourite Tea blenders, Whittards, went into administration a few years back and the new management have completely changed their historically excellent product into something highly artificial. |
Supposedly the mojoe will be able to brew tea next year. It is very promising but it's only a kickstarter from 2015 Dec with the last update this September, so who knows. I didn't back it. I'd like one, badly but I have zero confidence in preordering.
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I recently had tea in colombia made from coffee rounds. They were a few different flavors like with rose or fruits. I thought it was quite bitter. Anyone else try it? I think i prefer chinese tea like chrysanthemum.
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This stuff is the bomb, if you love strong green tea. |
Originally Posted by MaxBuck
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This stuff is the bomb, if you love strong green tea. |
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