View Poll Results: What's your cuppa tea ??

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  • White

    11 13.41%
  • Green

    28 34.15%
  • Oolong

    13 15.85%
  • Pu erh

    7 8.54%
  • Masala Chai

    2 2.44%
  • Matcha

    4 4.88%
  • Rooibos

    10 12.20%
  • Herbal

    7 8.54%
  • Iced tea

    16 19.51%
  • Dirty Sock (white athletic)

    1 1.22%
  • Dirty Sock (black dress)

    1 1.22%
  • Black

    40 48.78%
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    May your bone always be well buried MickR's Avatar
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    As ever Carl. You are an inspiration to me. And I mean that in a good way.


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    Quote Originally Posted by MickR View Post
    As ever Carl. You are an inspiration to me. And I mean that in a good way.


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    Thanks Mick! If I can sneak it tomorrow (i.e. without anyone seeing) I'll take a photo of all the brown paper bags lined up on my desk with all the herbs in them, I've almost exhausted the office stock of bulldog clips to hold the bags closed One does need a HOBBY at work, you know...

    By the way, thanks for the post card (re the FP thread etc). It was great to get a PC, they really aren't made for fountain pens, are they? I'll see if I can find an interesting one for a reply... I'm sure there'd be some interesting vintage ones around...
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    I sent you one I had on hand mate. I'll hunt for better for next time. Was it still legible? (Was it ever, I wonder?!) .


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    My new Hagi yaki kairagi kyūsu by Mukuhara Kashun in action with some Kumamoto yabe sencha (yabe supreme), teamed with my Yamane Seigan Hagi yaki sansai ippukuwan:

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    New member; glad to see a tea thread.

    I drink mainly blacks with milk & honey - I particularly like Lapsang Souchong and Assams (and like the two blended together), also Nepali blacks & Darjeeling. Occasionally my wife or I will brew up some Indian-style tea in a saucepan - lots of milk and sweetener, and Assam CTC leaves, some cardamom and ginger (and cloves, cinnamon & bay leaf, if I'm making it....my wife says those flavourings go best with mutton).

    I've been getting my tea from Upton's mainly as they seem to have a good selection and decent prices.

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    Welcome to the tea thread emacsomancer.


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    Welcome emacsomancer,

    A good masaala tea is always nice. I think I would like your version best
    It is great in cold weather, like a cup of christmas.
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    Today it was the Gotu Kola, Licorice root, Hibiscus flowers and Ginseng mix again which is really nice. Here's a photo of the little bags of herbs and stuff at my desk...

    The blue bowl is what I use to mix it all up in, the glass tea pot holds about a cup; normally I keep adding more water from a thermos flask for two more infusions...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Olav Vittfarne View Post
    Welcome emacsomancer,

    A good masaala tea is always nice. I think I would like your version best
    It is great in cold weather, like a cup of christmas.
    Agreed Olav well said.

    Quote Originally Posted by emacsomancer View Post
    New member; glad to see a tea thread.

    I drink mainly blacks with milk & honey - I particularly like Lapsang Souchong and Assams (and like the two blended together), also Nepali blacks & Darjeeling. Occasionally my wife or I will brew up some Indian-style tea in a saucepan - lots of milk and sweetener, and Assam CTC leaves, some cardamom and ginger (and cloves, cinnamon & bay leaf, if I'm making it....my wife says those flavourings go best with mutton).

    I've been getting my tea from Upton's mainly as they seem to have a good selection and decent prices.
    Welcome. Personally not a fan of Lapsang(to syrupy for me) But Like Olav I appreciate a good masala as well. and I love lamb and Mutton mmmmboy !!

    Quote Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider View Post
    Today it was the Gotu Kola, Licorice root, Hibiscus flowers and Ginseng mix again which is really nice. Here's a photo of the little bags of herbs and stuff at my desk...

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    Carl...gotta tell ya man. Let them uncultured types at work laugh...cause guess what ? I keep a tea kit with me at work . Keeps my teapot, tea cozy,Persian glass and saucer,tea,sugar,spoon and tongs and extra towel. While my co workers are dipping a sad sack up n down in their cracked mugs, I'm enjoying a piping hot pot full of tea. Granted because it's work I too use bags but my tea is first off better quality as they are using American tea brands which ain't always great(some are though). Plus I get more bang for the buck as it were and compliments on the pot and glass. Much better than a sad ol mug. You go Carl you go...show what's fer. I see nothing wrong at all with your kit(cept maybe all them clips) You need more mini canisters for your goodies. Looks awesome !!
    Come along inside,We'll see if tea and buns can make the world a betterplace.~TheWind in the Willow~

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