Thread: Tea anyone ??!!

My new Jasmin

Originally Posted by Nightblade

What's froggies name Bela ?! Liking your tea set up of course !

Thank you Steph. The frog's name is Princess. Hahahaha

Originally Posted by roughkype

Hey guys,

I still haven't dug into this thead really deeply; once I pass my Journeyman's exam I'll make more time for it. But here's a question for you: I have a friend, a woman who does not use a straight razor but who is an extremely attentive tea drinker. She keeps a tea journal, times her brewing, tries out as much new stuff as she can afford. Would she be welcome here, just for the tea thread?

Roughkype,
warmly welcome for your friend!

Cheers,
Béla

as long as she is enjoying a cup as she delves into the minds of us tea twisted gentlemen,(mainly speaking about myself.......well and maybe nightblade also,LOL) its all good

I have to comment like do like Honey in my tea.
but when i use honey i cann't put milk in it.
for they don't pair like milk and sugar.

Thanks, guys, I've let her know she's welcome.

Suile--I'm also a milk and honey person, and have several kinds of honey around. My hands-down favorite comes from basswood flowers. It has the taste that you smell when you strip bark from a young tree in the spring, that green smell of wood. I must admit to the tea drinkers at large that sometimes I consider the tea as a vehicle for the appreciation of honey. I hope that isn't viewed as a sin here!

Thou has sinned a great sin..................NOT! Jus kiddin !

I can appreciate both views on the honey and milk thing....Suile...try a little chai spice mixed in with your honey n milk...you might find it divine...or not .

Originally Posted by roughkype

Thanks, guys, I've let her know she's welcome.

Suile--I'm also a milk and honey person, and have several kinds of honey around. My hands-down favorite comes from basswood flowers. It has the taste that you smell when you strip bark from a young tree in the spring, that green smell of wood. I must admit to the tea drinkers at large that sometimes I consider the tea as a vehicle for the appreciation of honey. I hope that isn't viewed as a sin here!

Honey is a good thing...the term land of milk n honey wasn't invented just because after all...

Originally Posted by Nightblade

Thou has sinned a great sin..................NOT! Jus kiddin !

If anyone has sinned, it's probably me. I just enjoyed one of the .99 cent cans of Arizona Green Tea with Ginseng and Honey. I was on my way home from work and stopped at a gas station to get something to drink. Not as good as fresh brewed tea, but it really hit the spot today.