Viewing 40 posts - 1 through 40 (of 70 total)
  • Tea?
  • roper
    Free Member

    I like a good cuppa and depending on the situation it can be anything from Yorkshire tea to a cup of Chinese white tea.
    Normally I buy more specialist teas from Canton tea but wondered what other tea lovers on here drink and where do you buy it from?
    Are there any exciting new teas or blends which you look forwards to drinking?

    bikebouy
    Free Member

    Waitrose Organic or Twynings Everyday.

    Occasionally Mint…

    Rorschach
    Free Member

    1 sugar.Milk in first.Leave the bag in.

    eddiebaby
    Free Member

    Sadly I’m a teabags kind of guy and am more concerned about the milk I use and getting just the right amount of sugar in my mug.

    jonnyboi
    Full Member

    Punjana, strong as possible without stewing. Milk and two lumps

    spacemonkey
    Full Member

    Darn sarf the water is shit so I double bag and leave them in. I like a nice strong stewed brew as a livener 3-4 times a day.

    Have tried loads over the years. DJ Miles is the best so far.

    whitestone
    Free Member

    Mostly bog standard stuff in tea bags. Occasionally Earl Grey or Jasmine. Always without milk or sugar, obviously the Jasmine tea wouldn’t have milk added anyway.

    Kuco
    Full Member

    Twinings Everyday at home Yorkshire at work both black no sugar

    marcus
    Free Member

    Loose leaf Twinnings Earl Grey for me.

    simondbarnes
    Full Member

    I mainly drink Assam but quite like a Lapsang Souchong sometimes. I buy it from Tesco.

    Malvern Rider
    Free Member

    Earl Grey Roobois, sweetened soy milk and a dab of brown sugar = teavana.

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    http://www.t2tea.com/en/au/Home1

    Available in the UK now, going between Sydney a d London breakfast in the mornings, couple for the others in the house.

    shipton47
    Free Member

    Usually buy from Pekoe tea in Edinburgh or waterloo tea gardens in Cardiff. Oolong of a variety of types, silver needles, first flush Darjeeling and nice breakfast tea.

    esselgruntfuttock
    Free Member

    Ringtons, miles better than that Yorkshire crap.

    andy4d
    Full Member

    Ireland’s finest…..Barrys.

    MrSmith
    Free Member

    Phoenix Honey Orchid or White stallion from Tea & Glory in Camden.
    That or PG from the supermarket.

    clubby
    Full Member

    Suki teas Russian Caravan.

    cinnamon_girl
    Full Member

    Tea leaves for me, Sainsbury’s Red Label is fine.

    nuke
    Full Member

    PG, Yorkshire or Twinnings Everyday/English Strong…I’m not fussy (aside Tetley, I hate Tetley)

    mcmoonter
    Free Member

    Typhoo loose leaf straight in a cup or thin walled mug. The leaves settle quickly only when the water is boiling. Full fat milk. No stewing, really refreshing, 8-10 cups a day.

    durhambiker
    Free Member

    Currently Yorkshire, but choice would be for Ringtons Extra Fresh but I never catch the van round here. Also it’d be weird paying for it after several years getting it for nowt.

    sweepy
    Free Member

    Black Earl grey for me, ideally clipper.

    Years ago I used to drink a loose tea called blue lady, used to put milk in it. I’d like to get some of that now I prefer it black, I reckon it’d be lovely.

    chewkw
    Free Member

    Strong loose Assam or Ceylon tea for me with plenty of sugar NO milk with fresh mint leaf if I have some. 😛

    I have tried many other tea but the price value taste is not worth the money so I stick to reasonable price brands.

    I think I have about 16 kg of Assam tea at the moment, not to mention other Chinese green tea etc … 😛

    greatbeardedone
    Free Member

    Start as you mean to go on…

    Tatonka Stainless Steel Teapot 1.0 Litre https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000FSDOZU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_bwtdAbR0QD5PP

    On the odd occasion that I’ve drank tea from the unbagged leaves, this has been fantastic.

    sheeps
    Full Member

    Malvern Rider…. Where do you get the Earl Grey Rooibos? Never seen that before (usually a normal Rooibos/ Twinings at home, Yorkshire Tea at work cos that’s what is provided)

    mogrim
    Full Member

    PG Tips usually, but I’m not fussy. White, no sugar. I often have a black Earl Grey in the afternoon, again no sugar.

    senorj
    Full Member

    Yorkshire hard water in our house plus lots of peppermint & chamomile .
    Missus likes 3ginger infusions , bawk!

    pennine
    Free Member

    Yorkshire

    Malvern Rider
    Free Member

    Malvern Rider…. Where do you get the Earl Grey Rooibos?

    Waitrose or Sainsburys. You can get them from Ocado too. Also occasionally find Dragonfly Earl Grey Rooibos in the larger stores, and sometimes from local health-food/wholefood stores.

    Cougar
    Full Member

    1 sugar.Milk in first.Leave the bag in.

    Delete your account.

    Earl Grey Roobois, sweetened soy milk and a dab of brown sugar = teavana.

    You an’ all.

    Typhoo loose leaf straight in a cup

    Now we’re talking. You can stay.

    dantsw13
    Full Member

    Lots, for my builders! 1500 Yorkshire tea bags so far!!! One of them is a tea diva though, says the first kettle out of the pipes every day tastes bad, and is much happier now on filtered water.

    rocketman
    Free Member

    Green tea only

    gobuchul
    Free Member

    Ringtons Gold. EOT.

    LadyGresley
    Free Member

    Lady Grey is so much nicer than Earl Grey, black of course, but I need a spoon of sugar in it. Tea just should not have milk in it.

    AlexSimon
    Full Member

    I’m a big fan of using a proper tea set occasionally.

    I like the Oolongs – the lighter less caramel ones. like Li Shan, or variations of High Mountain Taiwanese Oolongs.

    So a cheapish one is Jade Oolong from http://www.eastteas.com

    Expensive ones I like are Li Shan from http://www.eastteas.com or Monkey on Top of the Mountain from http://www.imperialteas.co.uk

    Good old Silver Needle is also to my taste (and cheap)

    For standard milky tea, I stick to Yorkshire Tea 🙂

    Malvern Rider
    Free Member

    You an’ all.

    Yegods did I just get snuobbed by a tea-tard?

    Listen, proper tea is normal tea. And normal tea is PG Tips in bags.

    I know this because I know some people who will always snub an Earl Grey, (let alone a rooibos, which is met with confusion, ugly-faced scoffing and vocal derision) and instead ask for ‘proper tea’ or else no tea. At home they always drink PG Tips. Likewise, if you offer them ‘black tea’ instead of ‘proper tea’ you’ll get more than some funny looks. Coffee, likewise, is ‘meh, not normal and too modern/trendy’. Got the picture?

    Conclusion: If it’s not PG Tips, then your tea is neither proper or normal’. If you now claim ‘normal’ to be ‘subjective’, then your own argument self-destructs*

    I’m Sherlock Holmes and Mythbusters and I claim my fiver and a pack of biscuits 🙂

    RustySpanner
    Full Member

    Yorkshire tea tastes of soap.
    Ironic really.
    🙂

    Tetleys, Typhoo and PG Tips, in that order.

    Co-op tea used to be top quality, not tried it for ages.

    ferrals
    Free Member

    Glengettie (sp?) teabags, made in the cup. I am very partiular about brew times though. 3 1/2 – 4 minutes and lift out, no swirling, no squeezing. Then add milk.

    Cougar
    Full Member

    I know this because I know some people who will always snub an Earl Grey,

    I’m not snubbing Earl Gray, rather that you’re putting milk in it. You monster.

    Also, sugar in tea is evil.

    mogrim
    Full Member

    More importantly, why hasn’t roper posted any decent spider pictures recently?????

Viewing 40 posts - 1 through 40 (of 70 total)

The topic ‘Tea?’ is closed to new replies.