Thread: Tea?

I love great tea, made English style, loose in an infuser.

Favorites have been Chisunga Estate from Malawi and Kapchorua Estate from Kenya.

A great tea, made well, can rival a fine coffee (which I also love).

Anyone else savor a great cup of tea?

Originally Posted by LawsonStone

I love great tea, made English style, loose in an infuser.

Favorites have been Chisunga Estate from Malawi and Kapchorua Estate from Kenya.

A great tea, made well, can rival a fine coffee (which I also love).

Anyone else savor a great cup of tea?

Lately, I've been brewing iced tea from a basic chinese green tea and a mint-gunpowder blend, both purchased loose from a local spice shop. The rest of the year, a good cup of tea twice a day is an essential part of the day.

Switching to loose leaf tea has coincided with my picking up DE, and now straight, shaving. I think that as the world gets faster around me, I need to take some time to do a few things well and savor them...

i love tea, i dont know much about it but boil water, steep tea and drink.

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I love a good cup on tea.

I really like light white tea's during the summer, and Black tea in the winter.
I agree, a good tea will stand right up there with a nice cup of coffee.

I gave up coffee about 5 years ago because I was drinking so much of it. I now only drink tea and I aboslutely love English tea as well

i too love a good cuppa... pg tips with milk and 2 sugars... perfect accompaniment... an aero bar.

I have a taste for Oolong tea. But recently I have been convincing my wife to drink tea. I found that she likes Japanese green iced tea. This is quite nice. I have been filling a bottle with this and taking it to the gym. I don't know if it will have any beneficial qualities, but it tastes good.

The tea I drink most often is Lapsang Souchong.

There are several others that I enjoy, depending on my mood. In the morning I like irish tea brewed as strong as I can brew it. Sometimes in the afternoon a cup of Earl Grey hits the spot. I have also found some darjeelings that I really like.
Teavana sells a tea called Matevana, which is a really nice dessert tea.

My wife gets low blood pressure so both she enjoys ever slowwly..she loves her english breakfast and jasmine tea!...I get low blood sugar so I use 80/20 decaf and regular ;-)


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