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12th October 07, 08:34 AM
#21
I like tea.
But I much prefer coffee to tea.
I love coffee.
Coffee is my friend.
I need to get another cup of coffee before I can finish this post...
(Panache sips his from his third cup of the day)
Ahhhhh much better. Where was I? Oh yes tea.
My tea of choice is green tea. Though Trader Joes has a Lemon Ginger herbal tea that is very soothing when one has a cold.
Hmmmm...time for more coffee.
Cheers
Jamie
-See it there, a white plume
Over the battle - A diamond in the ash
Of the ultimate combustion-My panache
Edmond Rostand
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12th October 07, 08:54 AM
#22
My taste in tea varies with time of day, time of year, and my mood. I'm fond of herbal teas, flavored blends, and red tea. But I've been known to drink black tea, with or without milk and sugar too.
I'm really more of a coffee man. Kona, Kauai, Sumatran, and shade grown organic Mexican are my favorites it terms of coffee.
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12th October 07, 09:06 AM
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Memory flash, I grew up in Alaska and remember some great Russian teas
I spent eight years in Alaska. I really miss the Russian Samovar tea from this place
http://www.kobukcoffee.com/Store/shop.asp
I'm an 18th century guy born into the 20th century and have been dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century.
We do not stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing"
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12th October 07, 09:06 AM
#24
I drink coffee and tea, but the favourite tea around our house is Scottish Blend. With the water in this area being not too hard it is a wonderful tea.
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12th October 07, 09:11 AM
#25
Originally Posted by Panache
I like tea.
But I much prefer coffee to tea.
I love coffee.
Coffee is my friend.
I need to get another cup of coffee before I can finish this post...
(Panache sips his from his third cup of the day)
Ahhhhh much better. Where was I? Oh yes tea.
My tea of choice is green tea. Though Trader Joes has a Lemon Ginger herbal tea that is very soothing when one has a cold.
Hmmmm...time for more coffee.
Cheers
Jamie
What he said. I love just plain old green tea but I will drink black tea. . .dont really care for any of it hot. . .sacrelige i know. . .
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12th October 07, 09:22 AM
#26
For just plain drinking, or iced tea, I use PG Tips, or PG Tips special Blend. I also like Earl Grey (There are a number of good brands available), and Lapsang Souchong.
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12th October 07, 10:15 AM
#27
I usually switch back and forth from coffee to tea. I'll drink good coffees in the mornings for a few weeks, then switch over to good teas, back and forth like that. The quality of your teas and coffees really makes all the difference. Fresh ground coffee brewed in a press is a must, none of that pre-ground crap.
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12th October 07, 10:40 AM
#28
Originally Posted by Panache
I like tea.
But I much prefer coffee to tea...
(Panache sips his from his third cup of the day)
Lets see... posted at about 8:30 am? What a lightweight. Back in my glory days I used to drink 20 to 30 cups of joe a day. Hey - how else are you going to make it through 4 packs of smokes a day?
Today I'm more likely to down just a few cuppas of tea - oddly it seems folks like me lots more today than they used to.
Wonder why?
Last edited by pdcorlis; 12th October 07 at 12:07 PM.
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12th October 07, 10:42 AM
#29
My favorites are Irish Breakfast, or "Russian Caravan." Both I can get loose leaf at a local store. PioBear, there must be a source for you somewhere? If not PM me and I'll check the price here.
Moosedog
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12th October 07, 10:52 AM
#30
I am pretty lucky, I have a lady that sells loose leaf tea a few blocks from home. She has some great stuff.
As for store bought, I am really enjoying Twinnings Lady Grey tea. It's not as overpowering as Earl grey, but it makes a great cup of tea. My personal favourite right now is the tea at the Empress blend, which is "a selection of seasonal, quality teas, created exclusively for The Fairmont Empress by the Metropolitan Tea Company. With components from Assam (thick malty and full bodied), Kenya (floral-like flavor and a golden coppery infusion), South India (superb fruity and sprightly flavor), Ceylon (airy, almost piquant flavor), and China (burgundy depth with light oaky notes), it is truly one of the finest blends in the world."......yummy. We ended up with 3-4 tins of it after a trip to Victoria in April. I will try and grap a box whenever I go back to Victoria.
I am usually pretty okay with any type of tea. I am not a huge fan of the rooibos teas, but I love green and white tea, Irish Breakfast, English Breakfast, and chai (prepared a bit differently than the others).
I like my coffee, but I love my tea.
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