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

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  • White

    11 13.25%
  • Green

    28 33.73%
  • Oolong

    13 15.66%
  • Pu erh

    7 8.43%
  • Masala Chai

    2 2.41%
  • Matcha

    4 4.82%
  • Rooibos

    10 12.05%
  • Herbal

    8 9.64%
  • Iced tea

    17 20.48%
  • Dirty Sock (white athletic)

    1 1.20%
  • Dirty Sock (black dress)

    1 1.20%
  • Black

    40 48.19%
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    I'm curious as to why she'd put drinking-grade matcha on her face... Sounds expensive!

    In any case, at least you have some drinkable matcha and no, it's not like sencha.

    I will certainly drop by Pan De Vie for some cake next time!

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    Quote Originally Posted by PigHog View Post
    I'm curious as to why she'd put drinking-grade matcha on her face... Sounds expensive!

    In any case, at least you have some drinkable matcha and no, it's not like sencha.

    I will certainly drop by Pan De Vie for some cake next time!
    Don ask me to comprehend women haha..

    Some one told her about a miracle mask that will make you look younger . Matcha is one of the secret ingredients ..
    Please keep this life changing secret to yourself :/

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    Default Tea anyone ??!!

    She should find separate matcha for facing and drinking.

    Not only is it a waste of money to put good quality matcha on your face but equally it's such a shame to see expensive tea wasted like that!

    You can get crap matcha from a crap supplier for like health food malarkey but try looking at Matabay.

    http://tea-of-japan.com/shop/matcha-green-tea

    Their website seems a bit weird but I've purchased from them and their tea is very good. I think I bought their usucha premium or super premium and was impressed.

    They have matcha ranging from their highest grade, thick tea, ceremonial style at $95 for 40g all the way down to their lowest culinary grade at $25 for a big 200g packet, which will be ideal for face masks, I guess. And making cake...

    Whatever you do, do not spend $95 on tea to make face masks 🤢

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    We had some fun tea today. We had a couple of the "blooming" jasmine teas. They are carefully hand tied and made to open and bloom in the water, fun and beautiful to see. A bit of a novelty but tasted very good, sweet flavor and flowery aroma. The blue one was a bit broken in the package, that's why the bloom looks uneven. It had a short, round bloom and the other pink one had a long, tall shape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by xiaotuzi View Post
    We had some fun tea today. We had a couple of the "blooming" jasmine teas. They are carefully hand tied and made to open and bloom in the water, fun and beautiful to see. A bit of a novelty but tasted very good, sweet flavor and flowery aroma. The blue one was a bit broken in the package, that's why the bloom looks uneven. It had a short, round bloom and the other pink one had a long, tall shape.
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    That's pretty cool. I always liked looking at those but, I've never tried one myself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PigHog View Post
    She should find separate matcha for facing and drinking.

    Not only is it a waste of money to put good quality matcha on your face but equally it's such a shame to see expensive tea wasted like that!

    You can get crap matcha from a crap supplier for like health food malarkey but try looking at Matabay.

    Matcha Green tea Archives - Matcha Tea from MATABAY

    Their website seems a bit weird but I've purchased from them and their tea is very good. I think I bought their usucha premium or super premium and was impressed.

    They have matcha ranging from their highest grade, thick tea, ceremonial style at $95 for 40g all the way down to their lowest culinary grade at $25 for a big 200g packet, which will be ideal for face masks, I guess. And making cake...

    Whatever you do, do not spend $95 on tea to make face masks ��
    My G/F works for the East India Company so I get all the tea I can drink for free
    The mask this is just some thing she wants to try..

    Had a cup of the Matcha tonight. The first sip was bitter, maybe I didn't use enough water?
    It tasted a little better with milk maybe I should have added sugar too..

    For me personally I am addicted to white tea and appreciate every sip . Infact I am about to make a bed time cup of Silver Dawn.. The finest silver needle tea mixed with saffron .. I will add some pictures tomorrow..
    Cheers.. goodnight folks..

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    At work enjoying some tea I just got in the mail. It's Republic of tea brand,a brand more and more I am liking. They have lot's of different high quality tea blends including Pu,er for those that are into it. This one is a peach blossom Oolong.

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    Mysterious Green Tea today

    I broke yesterday my Gaiwan and I am forced to brew the western way. This must be the fifth Gaiwan I break.
    I bought this tea a couple of years ago in a business trip to St Petersburg, Russia. I still remember that beautiful, classy little teashop in Nievsky Prospekt. Unfortunately, I do not remember what this tea was. Even if I still have the label, I cannot read his calligraphic Cyrillic. If somebody could help me to read this label, I would be grateful!


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    Light texture but silky and refreshing.
    Flowers bucket, Jasmine.
    Sweet fruit jam, yellow plums
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    I think it says: Chani Chun Cha. Hope that helps you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slur View Post
    Mysterious Green Tea today

    I broke yesterday my Gaiwan and I am force t brew the western way. This must be the fifth Gaiwan I break.
    I bought this tea a couple of years ago in a business trip to St Petersburg, Russia. I still remember that beautiful, classy little teashop in Nievsky Prospekt. Unfortunately, I do not remember what this tea was. Even if I still have the label, I cannot read his calligraphic Cyrillic. If somebody could help me to read this label, I would be grateful!


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    Light texture but silky and refreshing.
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    Sweet fruit jam, yellow plums
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    What's up with you and those Gaiwans Slur ?? I'm envious of you going to St. Petersburg.
    Come along inside,We'll see if tea and buns can make the world a betterplace.~TheWind in the Willow~

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