The Real Tea Thread

[srw]

Is it possible that confirming people's prejudices is a deliberate act?

I drink my tea with Madeleines. Do I dunk, or write a 7-volume novel about them?

 

[Blue]

Jeepers, the tea thread has gone back in time. You're discussing the types things that were discussed several years ago in the thread started by @Lord of the Teapot (remember him).
How quaint.

 

[nickyboy]

Jeepers, the tea thread has gone back in time. You're discussing the types things that were discussed several years ago in the thread started by @Lord of the Teapot (remember him).
How quaint.

We're just having a laugh about what colour tea we like. Cop a chill man

 

[welsh dragon]

Although there's no doubt the posters on this thread are much more witty, better looking, intelligent and far better cyclists than those on the Tea? thread.

Apart from the ones that are not of course.

 

[Crackle]

Mundane news is the new Tea, which rather makes me larf.

 

[Blue]

We're just having a laugh about what colour tea we like. Cop a chill man

 

[User482]

I drink my tea with Madeleines. Do I dunk, or write a 7-volume novel about them?

A La Recherche Du Decent Brew?

 

[atalanta]

Coffee after midday?

I've just had one and now I'm about ten minutes away from being asleep

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

*Wakes up*

Eh? Wot? Oh - 36D,

Err no wot? - oh you mean Tea?

A1 in a pint mug many times a day

 

[Blue]

Really? I recall asking why Lipton's Yellow Label was so shite there and got nothing back. Bikkits on the other hand......

.... and cake

 

[Doseone]

I had a selection box of Indian teas a year or so ago, mostly Darjeelings and Assam from Nothing But Tea. I found the Assams too malty, and the Darjeelings had a slightly bitter after taste. But I found one which I really liked which was a Margaret's Hope second flush. Loose leaf and without milk.

It's a lovely golden amber colour, fairly delicate in taste if you don't brew it for too long and no bitterness.