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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  1. 02-14-2016, 11:35 PM #4981
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    Not sure how that makes you a Philistine ?? But we do like pics here or we tend to not believe you ha ha. I used to drink Yorkshire myself and that's fine tea so welcome friend !!
    I certainly feel like a philistine compared to a friend of mine. He drinks tea from one side of a particular hill in china that's been slightly oxidized, lightly smoked over a particular kind of wood and then buried for ten years or something. Also compared to the vietnamese takeout people. I asked where the tea they gave me was from expecting them to say the asian food shop or something, but the lady said you go to Saigon and head north on the bus for about seven hours, then turn right for half an hour and that's where the farm is. I like Yorkshire tea because it's quite strong and I'm from Yorkshire.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ezekiel81 View Post
    I certainly feel like a philistine compared to a friend of mine. He drinks tea from one side of a particular hill in china that's been slightly oxidized, lightly smoked over a particular kind of wood and then buried for ten years or something. Also compared to the vietnamese takeout people. I asked where the tea they gave me was from expecting them to say the asian food shop or something, but the lady said you go to Saigon and head north on the bus for about seven hours, then turn right for half an hour and that's where the farm is. I like Yorkshire tea because it's quite strong and I'm from Yorkshire.

    When I started this thread ,it was because I love tea and everything associated with it. The teapots,the cups and glasses, various things eaten with tea, the different ethnic perspectives on tea cultures,....everything. This wasn't meant to be pretentious . It's for a gathering of tea lovers haught and simple. Don't be intimidated about showing off even your most common tea and kit here but just know that it's more than showing off goods. It's about helping contribute any and all knowledge visual ,verbal and otherwise about tea and tea drinking. look at some of the earlier post here and you'll get it. You are most welcome here at this little mad tea party heh heh .





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  3. 02-15-2016, 08:29 AM #4983
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    More ethnic tea culture ! Now I want pancakes !

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    Towards the end of this one is where it gets interesting. Really makes me want a Samovar and a stack of toast ha ha .
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    It's been way too long since i posted something now. Brunch today. Lapsang Souchong in the cup.
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    That's great Olav ......You're awesome Id join you if I could !
    Love the moustache cup too ! I need one of those ha ha.
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    You are most welcome to join me any time.
    Moustache cups are nice. I have a moustache mug at work.
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    This was the best film I could find on Youtube about making Mongolian milk tea. It's in Spanish
    What you don't see is them adding salt. Probably done in the milky water to begin with.
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    So is this stuff pretty salty then. I have had tea with milk before but salt is foreign to me in tea so I'm having a hard time imagining it ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Olav Vittfarne View Post
    It's been way too long since i posted something now. Brunch today. Lapsang Souchong in the cup.
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    I meant to ask if that was yogurt off to the side there ?
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