THE ULTIMATE QUESTION: What's your favorite kind of tea?
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My favorites are green and white!1
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For anytime, English Breakfast with a splash of milk and a bit of sugar. Tumeric & ginger tea, especially on cold evenings. And for iced, unsweetened black tea.2
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My go to at Starbucks is the Royal English Breakfast Tea and at home Tazo Awake English Breakfast. I drink a lot of both.
I also like now and then -Tazo Organic Sultry Strawberry, Stash Chocolate Mint and Stash Chai Spice.1 -
For a hot black tea, I haven't found anything even remotely close to Harney and Sons Earl Grey Supreme. This is hands down the best black tea I've had so far. I have converted people who didn't think they liked Earl Grey, or even didn't think they liked tea. I have a subscription to this tea on Amazon.
If I'm looking for just a strong, "standard" black tea, I like Yorkshire.
If you like your black tea with a fruitier flavor, Harney and Sons Paris is very nice.
I make iced herbal tisanes because I can't have caffeine later in the day. Currently I'm drinking Celestial Seasonings Vermont Maple Ginger. The ginger taste is mild and blends well with the maple; this isn't a punch-you-in-the-sinuses ginger. It includes monkfruit, so no sweetener needed.1 -
I drink a cup of English Breakfast tea pretty much every morning; make it at home for the drive in to work and then have one cup of coffee at work. If I have tea later, I like jasmine.2
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My barista order is a London Fog with a hazelnut sugar free syrup.
My loose teas are a good Darjeeling or a Chai.2 -
OH for de-stress I take a chamomile.1
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Tea that tastes like toasted rice....yum!1
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I like chai as a normal tea... Sweetened, and with milk.
I like some herbal teas and other flavoured teas - my current fave is rooibos with mint and chocolate. It tastes as good as it smells (which I don't think is the case for many fancy flavoured teas)1 -
My husband is a tea drinker, but I am not. Although sometimes I really wish I was because it smells so good.
Anyway, he is an English Breakfast/Earl Grey guy, nothing added. He also likes the Celestial Seasonings Pumpkin Spice in the fall.1 -
Only sweet peach iced tea1
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I have a hot apple cider herbal tea from the "Republic of tea" that is amazing! Especially on a crisp fall day.2
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I am addicted to this one.
https://www.goodearth.com/sweet-spicy-products.html?p=2
I've had all of them but like the one with dark tea with caffeine best. This brand has some amazing teas. Their Pomegranate Green tea is incredible for Iced Tea too.
I have to try some of their Organic loose teas soon.
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I love plain old Earl Grey, but black tea makes me nauseated if I don't drink it on a full stomach for some reason, so I mostly stick with greens and herbals now.
I love matcha, this vanilla orchid oolong from David's Tea, and anything with a lot of rosehip and hibiscus. I also always have Cold 911 for whenever I have any congestion, since the mint and juniper fix that pretty much instantly. I've also been drinking this super fruity "pink lemonade" rooibos a lot this summer.0 -
English breakfast tea (PG Tips) with milk!1
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English Breakfast. Builders style. Really strong with plenty of milk and sugar.
Admittedly I’ve pared the sugar down to a minimal 1.5g, but it really needs at least that.
About 10-12 cups a day. Every day.2 -
Builder's tea haha0
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Earl Grey and Chai. Yum!0
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Hmm...the "ultimate question" and it's about tea? Coffee for life. But if I'm in the mood for a non-iced tea, I like lemon zinger.0
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I am more a coffee drinker, but I do like tea. We usually have Bushells or Dilmah in our house. I like black tea with honey when I wake up with a sore throat. I don't like too much sugar in tea or coffee - unless is a 'special ' drink, like the caramel latte I'm drinking right now lol. I have also bought twinings Australian afternoon tea for myself. It's stronger than English afternoon tea. I am really liking green tea with lemon at the moment. It seems to go well with my work meals, and I work night shift, so need caffeine, but not too much. Most importantly I like the taste .
My sugar issue is that I can't get the right amount in tea. Too much is yucky, but sometimes I need something. I find with honey, flavour wise, I can't go wrong1
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