TEA

[asam92]

Dont care for any paticular brand, tea is tea, they all taste good.
Aussies (and maybe others) may of seen some stand up of Carl Barron (I think jimoen may of referenced tea too in one of his stand ups) says he knows that he is getting old because he gets excited about Tea and then when it is almost empty he gets depressed, lol.

 

[thylasos]

Yorkshire Tea, or when I'm down on my luck, just supermarket own-brand stuff.

A cup of Earl Grey's nice now and again, though.

Milk, maybe two sugars, maybe not depending on my palate at the time.

 

[thylasos]

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.

Принцесса нури always cheered me up when I was in Russia.

 

[astrav1]

I'm a fan of Green Tea and Goji berry combo.

 

[witness51]

I care not for brand. Once it's a teabag you can be damn sure it's going in my cup.

I wouldn't doubt... nevermind, I'm a sleepytime *****.

 

[Mistermixmaster]

Even though I'm Norwegian I enjoy tea at a regular basis! My grandma on the mother side sends me different kinds of tea that they only have in Poland, and damn they're good!

"...Wait, a Norwegian drinking tea from Poland?" might be what you're thinking, but seeing how my mom is polish, liking tea was more or less integrated in me as I grew up.

 

[Hashime]

I drink PC brand black tea. It does me fine.

 

[Socius]

I'm Norwgian!
I don't drink tea.
hot leaf juice is not good enough!
you need to drink hot bean juice!
at this point neither sound very good actually....

 

[SonicKoala]

I've become very partial to mint tea in the past few months...I never use to drink tea, but goddamn mint tea is delicious - with a little bit of sugar, of course.

 

[Kiefer13]

Whatever brand is in the house. It's usually always Tetley, because that's what my mum likes. With milk and two sugars.

I've had Earl Gray a few times as well, and that's good too.

 

[GBlair88]

Northern Irelander here who drinks Tetley, because it's what I grew up drinking and I take it with a small drop of milk and some sugar. I do have a mouthful of sweet teeth after all. Wouldn't be a regular tea drinker though. Might have a couple of cups a day or one a day for a few consecutive days or none at all for a week or two. Just whenever I feel like it.

 

[secondcircle]

Green tea - Tetley normally.

 

[Atmos Duality]

Earl Grey in the morning
A tempering Raspberry in the afternoon
And if I cannot sleep, this Orange Rind with some honey (or hot cocoa)

 

[shadowstriker86]

lipton brisk, best tea ever

 

[LadyRhian]

Hojicha.
That's what my wife buys.

5 points to anyone who can tell me what country I live in.

America.

 

[Dwarfman]

My generic tea is Dilma. But I'm partial to all kinds

With Milk; Earl Grey, Irish and English Breakfast, Russian Caravan.

Without milk I'd drink, Green tea, Oolong and Camomile (With a dash of honey. Great when you're sick and you just want to sleep).

 

[Gnarynhar]

Often Twining's English Breakfast, although at the moment I'm on a pack of Madura English Breakfast (Aussie brand and quite nice) I also have a couple of types of chai, some green chai, I've had a delightful strawberry-vanilla rooitea which I must get some more of and a nice green tea blend called 'sunshine'.
Soon I'll be getting some packs of wattleseed and cinnamon, and forest berry tea.

 

[Valksy]

Has to be Tetley. And it has to be allowed to steep and then I show it the milk. It gets milkier and more sugary if I feel ill as I find it one of the better things to rely on if feeling queasy. Yep, tried both peppermint and ginger, don't work as well. All herbal teas offer so much and deliver so little - they smell great but always seem to taste as if you made a brew with something you found stuck to your lawnmower.

Am more of a coffee drinker though.

 

[Eclectic Dreck]

Earl Grey in the morning. An herbal blend if I'm heading to bed.

Time alone is spent with tea, time with friends is best done with coffee.

 

[Lawyer105]

I tend to drink rooibos (redbush) tea. Technically, it's an infusion, not a tea, but wth. It also comes with more anti-oxidants and less caffeine and tannin than most other teas, so that's a bonus too!