Tea Time - What Teas Do You Like?

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Anyone else into drinking tea? Could be oriental or British or... pinoy? Meron bang tea na sariling-atin?

Edited September 6, 2007 by Wyld
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[all]

Are the Brits or chinese the biggest tea consumer... why not Sri Lanka and India? Or the Middle East

populace... I think they consume more.

[tombone]

me i do tea drinking every now and then have variety of tea but mostly from taiwan and china.

[HighVoltageLover]

Anyone tried Genmaicha Green Tea?

[howard_the_duck]

ito ba yung mga maliit na bags? umiinom ako nito, yung lipton

[v_rhyan]

i prefer red tea or green tea

[Guest freyja]

jasmine tea

[bogliboi_blue]

Jasmine and green tea are my personal favorites.

 

Chamomile and mint-herbal tea are good also.

 

Lipton's a little too strong for my taste.

[bogliboi_blue]

japanese green tea (gemaicha - not sure though of the spelling). its green tea leaves with roasted rice.i usually drink this after dinner.

 

I've tried genmaicha also; it's pretty damn good! The roasted rice adds a nice flavor to the tea. Sadly I don't know where I can buy this. The tea bags we got before were a present from one of my mom's clients.

[abcdabcdph]

I prefer green tea and chamomile.

[Toypetas]

earl grey please, feeling brit with stiff upper lip e.. hehehe

[HighVoltageLover]

Genmaicha,Sencha,Moroccan Mint,African Red Tea,Lemon Ginseng, just to name a few.

[hotlipz]

chamomile tea

lavender tea

green tea

 

ayoko nang masyadong strong... gusto ko yung relaxing and light lang yung smell

[G T]

I've tried genmaicha also; it's pretty damn good! The roasted rice adds a nice flavor to the tea. Sadly I don't know where I can buy this. The tea bags we got before were a present from one of my mom's clients.

i drink this every night before going to sleep.im buying this from a japanese convenience store (S$2 for all items) called daiso.sometimes i buy it directly from supermarkets in japan (they sell it by weight).

maybe you can check it out in any japanese stores there.

[agent_tom]

I've tried genmaicha also; it's pretty damn good! The roasted rice adds a nice flavor to the tea. Sadly I don't know where I can buy this. The tea bags we got before were a present from one of my mom's clients.

 

refreshing indeed :thumbsupsmiley: hot or cold.

 

milk tea is also one of my favorite.