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Sun Oct-15-06 09:56 AM
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Right now mine is Cocoa Spice......hint of cocoa with cinnamon and other spices. Sweet yet spicy. :)
Kind of addicted to tea now that I got this new tea set. :)
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Sun Oct-15-06 09:58 AM
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1. Mugicha (roasted barley tea) |
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:04 AM
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2. Rooibos (African Red Bush) |
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Creamy, rich, fruity, juicy and the color of fire trucks.
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:36 AM
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:09 AM
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5. That's always a good choice... |
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one I partake of after 12 decaf espresso in 4 hours, just so I can go to sleep. (Decaf isn't really decaf, it's low-caf. 6 decaf equals 1 full-caf.)
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Sun Oct-15-06 05:00 PM
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:09 AM
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6. Lipton Orange Pekoe Iced Tea? |
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Sun Oct-15-06 07:48 PM
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38. Not my fave, but my usual - brewed in the sun. |
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:31 AM
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no real subset or specific, just...mmm...green. :)
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:56 AM
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A slight leaning towards Japanese, but more than happy with any decent green tea. :9
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Sun Oct-15-06 04:34 PM
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29. Right on with the green tea... |
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I drink all kinds of tea but green tea is my tried and true.
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:41 AM
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9. i don't have a favorite tea. |
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i just wanna say, hi! :hi:
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Sun Oct-15-06 05:42 PM
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33. I'm right there with ya! |
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The first time I opened a package, and the bergamot smelled like perfume....I was in heaven!
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Mon Oct-16-06 09:16 AM
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49. Bigalow makes a great earl grey green tea... |
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Mon Oct-16-06 01:32 PM
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55. mmmm me too Earl Grey! |
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:57 AM
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I got a box of it, loose, not in bags. It's good with sugar, and I think you can put milk in it, but I don't.
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Sun Oct-15-06 11:47 AM
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15. another lapsang souchong fan here.... |
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Edited on Sun Oct-15-06 11:48 AM by mike_c
I drink that and a second flush estate darjeeling. I love the smokey taste of lapsang souchong and russian caravan teas.
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Sun Oct-15-06 11:07 AM
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14. The kind with the rum |
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Mon Oct-16-06 09:08 AM
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There is nothing more sublime than Opium Tea. Not strong enough to actually intoxicate you, yet still makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
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Sun Oct-15-06 11:55 AM
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19. Iced green tea with honey and ginseng. |
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Sun Oct-15-06 12:16 PM
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http://www.svtea.comI've tried some of their teas - :thumbsup:
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Sun Oct-15-06 12:19 PM
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21. The old standard, Earl Gray.. |
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I have the Earl Gray Supreme from Harney & Sons, husband is addicted to it. I also have their Cinnamon loose tea for winter..it brews strong, but is a very tasty cup. I like fruit teas also, but don't really have a fave. In the bag form, I absolutely LOVE Constant Comment.
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Mon Oct-16-06 10:08 AM
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50. Constant Comment rocks |
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Sun Oct-15-06 04:22 PM
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or Chai with a little splash of Jameson's. Don't knock it, til you try it!
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Sun Oct-15-06 04:26 PM
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27. British Breakfast Tea......n/t |
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Sun Oct-15-06 04:30 PM
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28. Good Earth Original Tea and Herb Blend. |
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Sun Oct-15-06 04:43 PM
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30. Earl Grey, followed by English Breakfast. |
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Also a big fan of Indian-style chai.
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Sun Oct-15-06 04:59 PM
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31. Very strong Irish Breakfast |
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Edited on Sun Oct-15-06 05:00 PM by LostinVA
I'll settle for Jackson's, but prefer loose tea from Murchie's in Victoria, BC.
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Mon Oct-16-06 10:43 AM
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51. Irish Breakfast is good stuff indeed! |
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Sun Oct-15-06 07:03 PM
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34. During the day, I usually have black tea |
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In the evenings, I will sometimes have rooibos, which is technically not a tea, but I like it anyway.
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Sun Oct-15-06 07:23 PM
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35. Republic of Tea's Pomegrante Green Tea |
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My it's very very tasty!!
I love RoT teas. I have about 6 cans of it at my desk - all fruit/green teas and one can of the Red Teas (I think mine is the Capetown - mighty tasty)
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Sun Oct-15-06 07:37 PM
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36. Assam Superb, From Fortnum & Mason, London |
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Brewed loose, the English way; also served the English way: a little sugar and a splash of milk.
Read Orwell's essay on how to do a good pot of tea, available on the Net.....
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Sun Oct-15-06 07:43 PM
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In Holland some friends introduced me to it. The aroma is wonderful.
And then there's good old peppermint.
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Sun Oct-15-06 08:51 PM
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39. Lemon Ginger w/ honey |
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:11 PM
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42. Chai latte - nonfat and xtra-xtra hot!! |
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:25 PM
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43. Black tea with lots of caffine |
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Sun Oct-15-06 10:55 PM
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45. Partial to Chammomile Tea myself. |
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Sweetened with honey. I always have it on hand during "flu" season.
I have always wanted to try Irish tea though....what is it like?
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52. Another for Earl Grey |
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Mon Oct-16-06 12:53 PM
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A chap I had dated used to make me home made chai using his family's recipe. Nothing tops that, though I do like Tazo and Stash. Celestial Seasonings Honey Vanilla White Chai is right up there, too.
The Cocoa and Spice sounds yummy! What brand is it? I'll have to check it out! :hi:
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Mon Oct-16-06 01:04 PM
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54. Pomegranate white tea from Trader Joe's |
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Fucking AMAZING.
It's even better iced :9
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Mon Oct-16-06 02:55 PM
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56. Stash Chai Spice, either black or green |
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Edited on Mon Oct-16-06 02:56 PM by Lydia Leftcoast
with milk and a dab of honey, especially in the winter. :-)
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