Top Three Teas

Nov 13, 2007 20:11

It's getting colder, and I'm drinking more tea. And mostly black tea these days. My top three flavors ( Read more... )

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fireflowerlass November 14 2007, 03:01:43 UTC
I love hot chocolate and frappuchinos. :-) and of course the staples: juices, milk and water ;-)

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tylercat November 14 2007, 13:43:18 UTC
I do have a fondness for those green tea frapps. when I'm in tea mode I barely drink anything else.

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fireflowerlass November 14 2007, 23:46:28 UTC
:-D I wish I liked tea better. It has to be English-style, with tons of cream, sugar and scones with super-sweet jam. Only THEN am I all over it :-)

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greyeyedminerva November 14 2007, 10:36:57 UTC
I'm usually a coffee person but since moving here I'm on basically an IV of Earl Grey... and it's surprising how much bad tea there is here - you expect better from England!

I still love my Herodotus drawing... it's up on my bulletin board above my computer. *love*!

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tylercat November 14 2007, 13:33:54 UTC
:) Glad it got to you safe and sound.

And that is surprising, since England invented black tea I think? Well they definitely invented Earl Grey mmmmm

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morgainlefay November 14 2007, 14:06:21 UTC
Actually I think England originally stole black tea from India when they had all those colonies there. Earl Grey is an amusing mix because it's made with black tea from India and bergamot which comes from Italy, but yet it's such a distinctly English drink. The Earth & Tea Cafe in Harrisonburg makes the best Earl Grey ever.
Have you guys ever had tea imported from India (or something similarly authentic)? My landlords spend most of the year in Thailand and bring tea back when they visit. It's the best black tea I've ever had!

I also drink a lot of Irish Breakfast tea. It has a very smooth flavour, especially with cream and sugar.

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tylercat November 16 2007, 03:02:52 UTC
I think the only really serious tea I've had is green tea. Kendra's gotten some high quality stuff.

I'll have to try Irish Breakfast tea.

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