favourite type of tea?

[Guided By Vices]

My daily tea routine:

Breakfast: Assam
Lunch: Darjeeling or Oolong
Afternoon: Earl Grey
After dinner: Gunpowder Green

Try this routine and your life will be happier and more fulfilled and you may even notice the difference in your love life. Well, maybe not the last bit.

[Bryn]

Lapsang Souchong.

Although Tesco has stopped selling it

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[medea]

Tesco's own peppermint and camomile.

The best herb tea I've ever had, mainly cos it actually tastes of something, which is a bit of a rarity.

[Zombie Sheep]

I quite like Clippers Fair Trade Tea.

[mossop]

Normal tea! Nambarrie rules!

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[Steveo]

mossop showing her refined upbringing ;P

The stronger the better, and always with milk. None of this nonsense, just put the bag in the pot, add water, let brew. Bang, nice pot of tea.

[Morf]

Illam Tea, Nepal

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[tintin]

[s]Bryn wrote on 10:01, 15th Mar 2004:
Lapsang Souchong.

Ditto

[tintin]

And then there's a charming Artichoke tea, which my dad brought back from Thailand - it tastes as good as the name sounds....this apparently alleviates all sorts of ailments like rheumatism, stimulates the function of the bile duct, cures depression, and gives you everlasting life.

Or the Chinese tea I bought a few months ago at home, which claims to alleviate the symptoms of "tediousness". Got to love the Chinese!

[Morf]

Or the Chinese tea I bought a few months ago at home, which claims to alleviate the symptoms of "tediousness". Got to love the Chinese!
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[beardedwonder]

i too have been to darjeeling and must concede that the tea there may well have been the best ever. but given the difficulty of getting a hold of the good stuff (as opposed to the export) then something mild brewed with fresh lemongrass. mmm

[Morf]

The tea just over the border in Nepal (Illam) is a rather unknown counsin. Unfortuately I know of noone who imports it.

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[Guest]

Knox's Tea from Lurgan in Northern Ireland.

It's the best!

My mum will post you some if you like

[Quentinfetishwoman]

Green China Tea.

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[Mr Comedy]

I am at present enjoying a pot of Darjeeling, after a rather nice cup of Lady Grey. My tea consumption goes through the roof when I have academic work to do, and I consune in the order of 6-10 pots. Todays total stands at 5 pots, although it is early days yet.

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Tea without milk is like life without laughter.
Very black indeed.

[loretta]

are your teeth not exteremely stained?

[Mr Comedy]

Not since the wonderful invention of the toothbrush.

[loretta]

Ha ha. Yes, but even so..thats a lot of tea to drink.

[FURY-161]

Nothing goes down better than a nice creamy Darjeeling with grated cardomom, cinnamon and just a pinch of pepper. It can really catch you off gaurd.

Goes great with ginger biscuits. And sends you right off to sleep if you're not careful...
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[random]

Earl Grey, no milk, no sugar. If only because Captain Picard drank it.

Check it out... the guy sits on the bridge, sips his tea, says "Make it so Number 1" and cooly kicks the Enterprise into warp 9... I mean.. let's face it, the guy's a legend!

I'm also partial to peppermint.