Tea anyone ??!!

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Originally Posted by OCDshaver

Feel better my friend.

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I second that.

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Originally Posted by Nightblade

Try it in the summer.You may be surprised how it goes over. After all,...many cultures drink hot tea in warm climates and it ranges from mild to light. I'll drink hot or iced tea any time of the year. It matters none to me. Just couldn't imagine a world without tea.:angel:

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Oh, I didn't mean I don't drink hot tea outside of winter. I most certainly do! It could be over 30 degrees out (What's that in Fahrenheit? 86F or so, if my mental math is correct?) and I'll gladly make a pot of chai. I meant it would have been nicer if I found this specific Russian Caravan blend at the start of winter. It would have been nice to sip the cold winter months away with cups of that delicious smoky goodness. Ah well, I'll still enjoy it in this warmer weather.

Cool sunday morning, perfect for a fortifying cuppa: 2009 Royal Menghai.

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This afternoon I'm having a pot of Golden Monkey black tea.
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Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings

This afternoon I'm having a pot of Golden Monkey black tea.
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I've had Golden Monkey Black before,it's very good. +1

Today is a "Wuyi Mountain Big Red Robe" day. I ran out of my favourite Milk Oolong and have to wait until next payday to get more ordered. :mad:

Silver Needle green today.

Tonight I'm drinking Blackwood Estate from Ceylon. Lately I have been drinking a lot of decaf tea in the evenings because it seems to help with the congestion I'm experiencing. It's nice having the real deal again.

This organic green tea was grown in Chiran town, Kagoshima Japan and was harvested from the first round of spring leaves.
Deeply steamed. It's very aromatic, salty, sweet, grassy and smooth. Lovely Sencha.

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Attachment 197785 some English Breakfast on a cold rainy day