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Old Horse No. 1 says:
oh no! ... put some triple malt whisky in your tea and you'll see ***
posted Apr 26
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Dan Hallett's virb says:
I drink lots of infusions. I like tea & also buy loose herbs & spices (some usually just used for cooking) to try out. A lot of these plants have specific properties for well being too. Liquorice & aniseed make the mix sweet.
posted Mar 11
chapolito says:
I'm a fan of the perfectly pear white from Celestial Seasonings or a good jasmine. but really I'll drink all teas.
posted Feb 13
surrenderedlife says:
has anybody ever had a tea called red ndu? It's from the Cameroon. Some friends of mine bought it on the way home from Africa, I haven't been able to find it in the States. Beautiful red, rich, sweet tea. Love PG tips when I can get it, or Lapsang Soochon.
Great tea source....http://www.adagio.com/?SID=5089af86a8c8b73c76021251b14693c5
posted Jan 28
Kimchi Girl says:
I live in China.
Have you ever heard of Pu er Cha?
It's a really famous tea in China.
It's both good for going on a diet and for a good health.
But I heard that it's not good for little kids because it reduces calcium content in our body.
posted Dec 29
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annihilation [floating upon little pink pills] says:
neato.. that looks very interesting.
i'm going to have to try to hunt a small piece down and try it.
posted Dec 29
melleberry says:
My favorite tea is twinings english breakfast tea, especially on a cold morning. (tea bags smell nice)
posted Dec 29
Designertoyz says:
Hello everybody,
Have you allready drink some sobacha, it's a japanese tea. In fact, that's not a real tea. It's an infusion of buckwheat. It's really delicious. I found it in a small valley called kiso valley. It's not so far from Nagoya in Japan. If one day, you will go there try it and eat some soba noddles. It's now possible to find some sobacha in some places.
Matane
posted 1 week ago