Tea anyone?
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currently addicted to Gyokuro; pretty exclusive tea, because they have to build little roofs on the plant to give it just that 10% sun it needs.. yes japanese are crazy, but that's why I like them. All japanese green tea is good to me, although I also like that ole' english black black tea.
I'm British, of course I bloody do. I drink mainly Yorkshire Tea, because that stuff tastes delicious.
Tea? Sterling idea old chap! De-caff tea for me, caffine excites the old ticker and I wouldn't want to be out of sorts for the round of golf tomorrow with Sebastian!
My fave would be a welsh valley local tea from near where some family live 
, supporting small business when they come up with good things! I don't know if it tastes so good because of that clear air and plenty of water or because a herd of sheep pissed on it but i'm happy either way XD.
Will drink almost anything by the bucket load though, no matter where you are in the world you are 90% guaranteed to have some tea handy even if it involves picking certain leaves off the hillside beside ya.
Coffee on the other hand is what the chronically lifeless prop themselves up with instead of fixing real problems with their lifestyle. Tea is as good for relaxation as coffee is bad for stimulation.
, supporting small business when they come up with good things! I don't know if it tastes so good because of that clear air and plenty of water or because a herd of sheep pissed on it but i'm happy either way XD. Will drink almost anything by the bucket load though, no matter where you are in the world you are 90% guaranteed to have some tea handy even if it involves picking certain leaves off the hillside beside ya.
Coffee on the other hand is what the chronically lifeless prop themselves up with instead of fixing real problems with their lifestyle. Tea is as good for relaxation as coffee is bad for stimulation
.There's different types of tea? Wut. I use Tetleys, I think it's called that. When all the teabags are in a container and you don't see the box they come in, you seem to forget that teabags actually have brands. I have milk, no sugar, and I leave it for like 20 minutes before it's warm enough to drink. Maybe I'm weird, but I just like knowing I have tea, even if I'm not drinking it, just it being next to me is enough, knowing soon it'll be cold enough to drink.
I avoid caffeine as a general rule, but I have a few nice loose teas lying around regardless. Kashmiri green tea is a big favourite, as well as Chai and some odd mix that my mother bought in France called 'Tea for Adventurers' [it has Victorian stylings..].
I mainly drink herbal infusions, though. At the moment, it's Twinings Lemon & Ginger. If I can afford it, I pick something interesting from the Yogi range. They make nice, spicy Ayurvedic teas.
I mainly drink herbal infusions, though. At the moment, it's Twinings Lemon & Ginger. If I can afford it, I pick something interesting from the Yogi range. They make nice, spicy Ayurvedic teas.
I enjoy green tea with mint or Tazo's green tea and lemon grass. The funny thing is, I can't stand the taste of straight green tea; it's like purified extract of bitter!
Drinking a cup of black tea with lemon and lime right now, it is delicious.
Since I've been sick for over the past week I've been drinking a lot of tea. Mostly black, some green, and something with peppermint, all of which were also delicious. I usually drink coffee though, but I enjoy tea.
My favourite is probably either black tea with cinnamon, or something that was supposed to taste like cherry yoghurt. Both tasted awesome.
I drink with two teaspoons of sugar.
Since I've been sick for over the past week I've been drinking a lot of tea. Mostly black, some green, and something with peppermint, all of which were also delicious. I usually drink coffee though, but I enjoy tea.
My favourite is probably either black tea with cinnamon, or something that was supposed to taste like cherry yoghurt. Both tasted awesome.
I drink with two teaspoons of sugar.
How does tea with milk taste? We generally don't make tea like that here so the whole concept sounds strange and unusual to me. I've been wanting to try it though, kinda.benzooka said:
I used to drink Long Island Iced Tea but kept falling over. Now I will settle for a cup of Earl Grey (no milk but plenty of brown sugar). Much prefer coffee though - real not instant. Max. of 3 cups of coffee per day in the morning, and tea for the rest of the day.