Thread: Tea anyone ??!!

thats what scares me, i will like the tea, and then i wont order anything else, and as much as i drink, it will get very very expensive

Thing is,I've never had a smokey tea ever so if you get that,I'll will be ever waiting for a review on that one. Don't worry...If you like it then you like it.I see no harm in that ?. It's just another step in your romance with the Tea Queen.She will always be there for you and will always be kind. .........Wierd huh ?!

youve never tried a lapsang or even a russian tea caravan tea, i am surprised you need to run to your local tea shop and get some lapsang souchong and lock yourself in your home for a day and drink that, you will feel like your out camping the aroma is wonderful.

Soon Enough I'll be going towards one of the smokey Kusmis. I will admit that like your fear,I have become more fixed on their blends.Simply put because they are reall worth it. As mentioned earlier,I learned about these folks about 7-8 years ago and really haved liked them ever since. Which Reminds me....Prince Vlad is calling me to have another cup heh heh !

They even have an english and irish breakfast blend and I like my British teas .

cup hell i am working on my second pot of tea since i got up this evening around 9ish, so i will be up for a little while longer then i am off to beddy by, have to work tomorrow night, so i will be enjoying my lapsang, and the caravan teas at work

not much on english blends, more into china blacks

THERE IS NO HOPE FOR YOU lOON.....YOU HAVE BEEN ASSIMILATED....... heh hehe heheheh !

Originally Posted by wvloony

not much on english blends, more into china blacks

All the more reason to be scared seeing as how they use a lot of China teas in their blends .

remember steph, i like pu erh, and lapsang, and the occasionaly assam, not to often though, have been getting into ceylons, thanks to nosewarmer, and i do have a thing for yorkshire harrogate, that is compliments of my friend at the julieanna tea shop in broadway va, my local shop of course, and this czar nicholas i purchased at a russian market in winchester va, along with a solid loaf of russian black bread. there is an even funnier story that goes along with the bread if you want to hear it