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American here. I hate coffee, but love a warm drink on winter mornings. If I'm not having hot chocolate, I got for mint, green, orange pekoe (that right?), or some of the other flavored teas. We usually have about 5-10 different types on hand, but I've really developed no favorite other than the green and mint.
Chai Tea count? It's more of a "flavored beverage" to me, but thought it might.
Chai Tea count? It's more of a "flavored beverage" to me, but thought it might.
Tesco Value brand tea bags. Mmm mm mm. Taste the class.
Man, whatever. Tea is for when I do not have any coffee.
Which is the most terrible time.
Man, whatever. Tea is for when I do not have any coffee.
Which is the most terrible time.
Ever since my mom discovered that punch was originally made from a base of tea, I enjoy peach tea with a little bit of apple cider, orange juice, and generally whatever kind of juice happens to be in my fridge. It tastes much stronger, and less like flavored water, than just the tea on its own, which means I actually enjoy it 
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Brand doesn't matter to me. I drink it weak and sugarless anyway.
I like it just fine(drink loads), but I think it's out of habit and not wanting to be drinking coke or something similiarly diabeties inducing all day long.
I like it just fine(drink loads), but I think it's out of habit and not wanting to be drinking coke or something similiarly diabeties inducing all day long.
sainsburys earl grey decaffeinated, drink buckets of the stuff.
Edit: to qualify, black, no sugar, weak.
Edit: to qualify, black, no sugar, weak.
I tend to drink a variety of Japanese green tea called "Matcha" (抹茶 which is used in tea ceremonies, which is the only variety of Japanese tea I've tried that doesn't remotely taste like soap. Those bottled teas taste horrible imo. Its a bit expensive though, so its mostly for special occasions though.
which is used in tea ceremonies, which is the only variety of Japanese tea I've tried that doesn't remotely taste like soap. Those bottled teas taste horrible imo. Its a bit expensive though, so its mostly for special occasions though.I'm American but I drink plenty of tea, mostly Twinnings, but I get specialty teas from time to time.
Earl Grey or Chinese Oolong from Twinnings in the mornings, white ayurvedic chai from Teavana in the afternoons and iced black tea in the evenings. No milk, no sugar.
Earl Grey or Chinese Oolong from Twinnings in the mornings, white ayurvedic chai from Teavana in the afternoons and iced black tea in the evenings. No milk, no sugar.
Twinning's English/Irish Breakfast tea. Both are nice, heavily caffeinated, black teas. The deciding factor is price. Sometimes it's Celestial Seasoning's Earl Grey.
Ich bin ein Amerikaner.
Ich bin ein Amerikaner.
I'm Russian, so i lack the culture bestowed upon those of the British isles. because of this, i do not know what brand of tea i drink. I do, however, know that black currant tea is fantastic.
Right now, my favorite is Orange Spice. I've been binging on peach white tea, so I needed something with more kick.
I just buy my loose black tea of some Turkish merchants around town. Or i get som Mate (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈmate]) from the store.
