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Tea Anonymous 09/12/06 (Sun)17:03 No. 3109 Anonymous
6th December 2009
Sunday 5:03 pm 3109 Tea

So, I've been making tea in a pot for a while now, and am intrested in trying different types of tea. So far I've been drinking Yorkshire Tea and yesterday tried some Twinings Lapsang Souchong. It was... intresting, but a taste I think I could aquire.

Give me your favourite teas and genearl tea tips.

>>	Anonymous 09/12/06 (Sun)17:57 No. 3110 Anonymous 6th December 2009 Sunday 5:57 pm 3110 picard.jpg Earl Grey, hot. I also drink a lot of Green tea. There are also some nicely flavoured detox teas.

>>	Anonymous 09/12/06 (Sun)18:54 No. 3112 Anonymous 6th December 2009 Sunday 6:54 pm 3112 you dont want any of that fancy stuff NATO Standard, lad

Anonymous 09/12/06 (Sun)22:51 No. 3123 Anonymous
6th December 2009
Sunday 10:51 pm 3123

Black, Lady Grey, Silver Needle, Green.

Nothing much to add, just my favourite teas. If you like spices like cinnamon and star anise, you might like chai tea.

Check on them thar interwebs about what temperature the water should be at before you scald your tea. Green tea will taste bitter if the water is too hot. This applies for other teas too.

>>	Anonymous 09/12/12 (Sat)08:59 No. 3192 Anonymous 12th December 2009 Saturday 8:59 am 3192 Assam is my personal favorite.

>>	Anonymous 09/12/12 (Sat)15:30 No. 3194 Anonymous 12th December 2009 Saturday 3:30 pm 3194 instant white tea is what you want

>>	Anonymous 09/12/21 (Mon)01:33 No. 3254 Anonymous 21st December 2009 Monday 1:33 am 3254 www.teapigs.co.uk have some lovely selections.

>>	Anonymous 09/12/21 (Mon)02:17 No. 3255 Anonymous 21st December 2009 Monday 2:17 am 3255 >>3254 Wow, they have some great teas, thanks!

>>	Anonymous 09/12/21 (Mon)13:45 No. 3260 Anonymous 21st December 2009 Monday 1:45 pm 3260 >>3109 English Breakfast is nice. Not too fancy. Sometimes I have an Earl Grey but if you let it brew too long it tastes like sewage.

Anonymous 09/12/21 (Mon)17:21 No. 3263 Anonymous
21st December 2009
Monday 5:21 pm 3263

Opie here, looks like some good advice. Earl Grey is delish, but slightly herby? there is a quality there I can't quite put my finger on.

SImilarly, what is anon's favourite biscuit? Just to go with the standard PG your granny might make. Mine's rich tea, but a lot of people don't like it for some reason. Dunking is, of course, a must.

>>	Anonymous 09/12/21 (Mon)17:44 No. 3264 Anonymous 21st December 2009 Monday 5:44 pm 3264 NAMB80-2T.jpg >>3109 Lovely strong Irish tea; I'm not sure if you can get it over in the Main-Land or not.

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