Tea Lovers
kiekie33
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I've recently become a little curious about teas besides the usual ones I've had (sweet and green) I've tried a few some I've hated while some were pretty good. which ones would guys recommend and what do you put in yours?
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I like tea. Mainly on ice and with stevia.
It depends what you're going for. Lady Grey is nice to brew and set over ice and sweeten.
Chammomile is very inexpensive and is great for anti-inflammatory and relaxing. Anything from the Yogi brand will taste great and show the results claimed because they are formulated by true herbalists.0 -
I was always a big fan of Tazo Passion tea. Its really tangy and fruity tasting. I like that particular tea just on its own with no added sweetner.0
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I drink Earl Grey a lot. I also like different mint blends. Lemon is good too0
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↑ love that stuff.
I'm also a fan of the Tazo Zen and Lady Grey.0 -
I LOVE tea! I a big herbal tea drinker. I don't take anything in my tea. Echinacea tea is delicious (traditional medicines). I live right near the celestial seasoning factory, so I do drink a fair amount of their tea. Sweet pumpkin spice is a nice caffeinated tea.i their zinger teas are good, too. Orange tangerine zinger is delicious and makes a good iced tea. I also really like teavana's teas, although I don't buy them often.
When I have a cold, I always drink throat coat by traditional medicines. It's amazing.
My advice: go to a tea house with a friend and try all the teas! have fun finding out what you love.0 -
I can't even describe how much I love tea!
For black teas:
florence (chocolatey, heavy)
mint julep (nutty, light)
harney & son's paris (nutty, sweet)
assam tea with heaps of cardamom & bay leaf (spicy)
For green teas:
tazo's green ginger (zesty)
handpicked alishan green tea (incredibly layered, light, woody)
coffee bean's jasmine dragon phoenix pearl (flowery)
For fruity teas:
david's pink passionfruit (aromatic, tangy)
trader joe's white pomegranate tea (bright, zesty)
For herbal teas:
coffee bean's african sunrise (nutty, bright)
david' s peppermint flu infusion 101 (refreshing)
himalayan gooseberry (bitter, tangy)
I want to try pumpkin tea next.0 -
I like to drink Chai Vanilla tea, Orange and Spice herb tea, Decaf Earl Grey, and Celestial Sleepy Time tea (which is excellent before bed).
I also have some fancy loose leaf tea that is an Oolong Rooibos mix tea from Tevana that is pretty good.0 -
I've never been a tea fan. I have always loved coffee. This being said I decided to give it another try.
http://www.republicoftea.com/ I haven't found a tea I didn't love on this site. Wonderful!! :drinker:0 -
I like kind of all the herbal tea's... Those are mostly cafeïne free.0
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I drink a lot of tea, always hot, always black, and with a little stevia. my current tea assortment - Irish Breakfast, Edinburgh Breakfast, Canadian Winter Blend (black tea with apple and cinnamon in it mmmm - best with a little maple syrup instead of stevia), One of my all time favourites is Mariage Freres French Breakfast (slightly smoky and chocolatey) in fact Mariage Freres make some of the nicest teas all round of any type (the store in paris is amazing)
I drink green and white teas when I am out for chinese food0 -
I LOVE ALL THE TEA!! :drinker: :drinker: :drinker: :drinker:
In for tea!0 -
I've recently become a little curious about teas besides the usual ones I've had (sweet and green) I've tried a few some I've hated while some were pretty good. which ones would guys recommend and what do you put in yours?
There are so many optins, especially if you go somewhere like an actual loose-leaf tea shop or World Market. I like chai with honey and soy milk and chocolate mate with honey is good. I've had raspberry cream, chocolate/strawberry, pomegranate ...
I'm not a fan of green and I pretty much always put honey in mine, even if nothing else.0 -
teavana, ask for a black peach tea unsweetened. LOVE IT0
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Thanks for all of the recommendations, i'll be going out today and picking up a few to try0
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I recently discovered brewing from loose leaf! Love it! We are drinking Earl Grey Green loose from Coffee Bean, Really yum! I also love Stash Holiday teas, pumpkin tea and ginger tea. Republic of Tea Holiday Spice blends are yum too. I drink Yogi Blueberry every day (because I like the flavor - not because it says Slim Life on it.. I hate that!) I don't put anything in my tea, I like it straight up, as is..0
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I have a thing for plain peppermint tea.0
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This winter I've been really into Earl Grey with lemon and honey. Mmm!0
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David's teas' chocolate chili chai is the only tea with chocolate I've been impressed by. I generally make it with half hot milk, half water.
I looove genmaicha - green tea with toasted rice. The rice adds a nice nutty flavour.
Chamomile is nice, and chamomile steeped in hot lemonade with some honey is lovely for a cold. And peppermint is always nice too.0 -
Any kind of chai tea is awesome! I usually drink at least two cups of chai a day with some milk and sweetener. I find preparing it this week helps satisfy my sweet tooth in the evenings.0
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David's teas' chocolate chili chai is the only tea with chocolate I've been impressed by. I generally make it with half hot milk, half water.
That sounds amazing. :')0 -
Chai is yummy with milk & honey. I like Bigelow's Vanilla Chai & Twining's Pumpkin Spice Chai
Yogi Mayan Cocoa Spice is a good substitute for hot chocolate.....milk & sugar....mmmm (hard to find).
I make iced tea with Lipton's Bavarian Wild Berry (black tea) or Lipton's Gogi with Raspberry (green tea). ...no sweetener needed. The trick to brewing good green tea is water temperature.....too hot & the tea is really bitter.
Rooibos (red tea) ....Celestial Seasonings Vanilla Red0 -
David's teas' chocolate chili chai is the only tea with chocolate I've been impressed by. I generally make it with half hot milk, half water.
That sounds amazing. :')
It is! I drink mainly tea from Davids. I usually have around 15-25 kinds in my cupboard at a time.
My favorites (from Davids) are
Turmeric Snap (turmeric and roobios)
Read my Lips (mint and chocolate)
Red Velvet Cake (flavoured black tea)
Chocolate chili chai (Chocolate and chili duh lol)
Creme de menthe (pureh, licorice, mint)
Mothers little helper (fruity herbal tea)
Persian Apple (flavored green tea)
North African Mint (cardamon, mint, green tea)
Forever Nuts (so great!) (tisane)
Glitter and Gold (orange, clove flavored black)
but I love all different kinds. I also have a few staple blacks (orange pekoe, earl grey, english breakfast) on hand0 -
David's teas' chocolate chili chai is the only tea with chocolate I've been impressed by. I generally make it with half hot milk, half water.
That sounds amazing. :')
It is! I drink mainly tea from Davids. I usually have around 15-25 kinds in my cupboard at a time.
My favorites (from Davids) are
Turmeric Snap (turmeric and roobios)
Read my Lips (mint and chocolate)
Red Velvet Cake (flavoured black tea)
Chocolate chili chai (Chocolate and chili duh lol)
Creme de menthe (pureh, licorice, mint)
Mothers little helper (fruity herbal tea)
Persian Apple (flavored green tea)
North African Mint (cardamon, mint, green tea)
Forever Nuts (so great!) (tisane)
Glitter and Gold (orange, clove flavored black)
but I love all different kinds. I also have a few staple blacks (orange pekoe, earl grey, english breakfast) on hand
...I just shivered reading this. Heading to David's after I down my yerba mate. Makin' serious tea commitment.0 -
I love having a cup of decaf Cozy Chamomile at night! So relaxing!
Looking forward to hearing more suggestions!0 -
I enjoy Mighty Leaf Tropical Green tea hot or especially sweetened with a little lemonade over ice.
Also LOVE Chai w/milk and little sugar
Tazo Vanillia Rooibos w/ milk and little sugar
Tazo Passion iced w/lemonade0 -
Market Spice is a good one, don't think it's been mentioned yet. Also, licorice is one of my faves, with health benefits.
I'm sick now so drinking lots of irish breakfast with honey and lemon. I know that the honey is really racking up my cals though0 -
English tea with milk.
Indian tea with milk.
Rooibos tea on it's own.
And I've heard some very good things about Peppermint tea.0 -
You might like jasmine pearl or any other jasmine green as is without anything added (i.e. just hot water and the tea, no sugars, etc.). It is floral and sweet and doesn't need much.0
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I'm a tea monster! Maybe because I'm a Brit?! Also developed a liking for green tea recently. Skimmed milk and a sweetner in my English breakfast tea and just a sweetner in the green tea. Nothing beats a good brew!0
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Lychee Oolong tea is gooooood!0
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