I like the Japanese loose leaf tea. And the Black loose leaf teas.
I like green tea/Chinese tea but only get it when I go to a certain buffet that serves it for free. I have been talking about making and drinking it at home but it hasn't happened yet. I am not fond of things that require work to get them done when it relates to food or drink.
good ol' iced tea.
but whenever i'm feeling especially hipster-y i just make some earl grey. not very adventurous.
Does Bubble tea count? :)
I really like this.
Any good green tea will do, as well. I'm always a fan
Or a nice crisp Arnold Palmer.. mmmm
I like shitty euro shopper tea with a spot of milk and honey.. and some biscuits to go along with it. I also like to drink with my pinky up. I'm sophisticated.
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Bubble gum mint? Sound disgusting. Yet refreshing. I prefer my tea to have good aroma and body to it.
Any decent Moroccan Mint tea is my go too. Tasty and loaded with caffeine
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If you're a fan of 'british' tea, then I think Yorkshire Gold is the best, IMO of course.
They also have a decaf version, but caf tastes better. :P
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Double bergamot earl grey
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Lapsang Souchong is amazing in my opinion. Also smells like a campfire, so biwinning right there.
Pu-erh is also pretty good. The current one I'm drinking smells like dulse.
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Where would one buy such tea
Double Bergamot Earl Gray
My favorite tea is coffee.
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I am currently working my way through a tin of each from a company called The Tao of Tea. You can buy both types for a very reasonable price on Amazon.
Lapsang Souchong | Pu Erh
Although if you just want to try tea before committing to a tin or whatever, Adagio sells small samples of a bunch of different types of tea. Shipping is also pretty reasonable. Their Foxtrot herbal blend is surprisingly good.
Yorkshire gold loose leaf, BOP, gyokuro or matcha.
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Been drinking tea for 2 years now, nothing has really topped peppermint for me, although I do really like camomile and honey. Another one I really like is caramel apple tea but that stuff is so expensive!
Chai is probably my favorite, but I like most. Moroccan Mint is also excellent.
oh, nooooooo, no, no no, misunderstanding, one I didn't anticipate, sorry
From Wikipedia
"Bubble tea ... is a Taiwanese tea-based drink invented in Taichung in the 1980s.[1] Most bubble tea recipes contain a tea base mixed/shaken with fruit or milk, to which chewy tapioca balls or fruit jellies are often added."
Imagine a milkshake made with tea. the little tapioca balls are just sort of thrown in on principle
