I've been drinking a number of the Nepali offerings from Uptons. Similar to Darjeelings.
What Tea/Tisane Are You Drinking?
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Earl Grey Imperior from TeaGschwendner
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Rington's tea bag. This tea really is growing on me!
Nothing special- just polished up a cup of PG Tips.
I liked Twinings EB until our resident Brit told me to buy PG Tips. I haven't bought Twinings since.
I always start the morning with a hot cup of PG Tips.
Taiwan oolong tea tasting day. Some aged & well roasted tie guan yin, alishan, oriental beauty & dong ding with some rather fancy sweets/deserts for accompaniment. Started off with a talk about the growth of oolong in Taiwan and the influence of John Dodd, British chap & tea merchant, who had a huge influence on the explosion of oolong tea being grown and exported from Taiwan in from the late 1860's to the turn of the century. It was a good tea day.
Alishan! Sounds like a wonderful tasting.
Brewed a pot of puehr this morning, and placed an order for a couple of different pre-chingming teas from Upton. We ordered it last year, and my wife loved the one we tried. Neither of us realized that these are produced seasonally in limited amounts. I hope this year's compares favorably to what we had before. I'm curious if anyone else has much experience with these.
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Kuradashi gyokuro pinnacle
Solidly working on a pound of hojicha. It's not fantastic, but delivers a little caffeine every morning.
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I kicked off the morning with a third steeping of the kuradashi gyokuro pinnacle. I never got around to it, yesterday, and the leaves were just sitting there. Why not?
I know it's not a great practice, but it was still in very good shape and quite enjoyable to start the morning with something so mild and gentle both on the palate and on the head.
I know it's not a great practice, but it was still in very good shape and quite enjoyable to start the morning with something so mild and gentle both on the palate and on the head.
I picked up a box of Red Rose tea, so that should last me a month or two.
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I some more of the Rington's with a squeeze of Mexican lime from my tree.
PG Tips of course. With milk.
The humidity is still too high here for hot tea. A pitcher of Lipton's with sliced lemon is chilling in the fridge.
Hi,
I've been jumping around today. Started with Jasmine Dragon Pearls for contemplation this morning. Moved to Darjeeling for that rich satisfying flavor. And I just opened a fresh tin of Twinnings Earl Grey to have with my braunschweiger on freshly made home made bread.
Dale
I've been jumping around today. Started with Jasmine Dragon Pearls for contemplation this morning. Moved to Darjeeling for that rich satisfying flavor. And I just opened a fresh tin of Twinnings Earl Grey to have with my braunschweiger on freshly made home made bread.
Dale
Upton's Lichee. Delicious! So far, only as iced tea.
Harney and Sons Earl Grey.
Has anyone tried Twinings Queen's 90th Anniversary yet?
Has anyone tried Twinings Queen's 90th Anniversary yet?
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