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Favourite Type of Tea, y'all!

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come on, out with it then.

i'm pretty bland in the tea department, but i enjoy a good cup of chai tea. i bought some PG Tips Orange Pekoe today. hmmm.

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I don't drink tee or coffee.

Well, occasionatly a french vanilla coffee, but well, that uses to be rare.

For some reason, I really enjoy coffee.. but not HOT.. and I love Iced Tea...

Go figure...

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Earl Grey for me, no sugar no milk, but may I have one of those scrumptious scones with cream and strawberry jam, please.

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Sorry but i prefer coffee any day of the week :D

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Kenyan blend coffee and good old Yorkshire Tea!

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The worst cup of Rosie I had was a cup of Nescafe, an Indian customer offered me a coffee and proceeded to make it using a percolator...instant granules percolated...it tasted more like tea.. it was gross :barf:

If there was no coffee left in the world, i`d opt for earl grey.

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Salford tea for me every time. Weak, plenty of sterilized milk, four sugars but don't stir it as otherwise it tastes too sweet.

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Originally posted by a very small boy Salford tea for me every time. Weak, plenty of sterilized milk, four sugars but don't stir it as otherwise it tastes too sweet.

Nah, your getting that confused with "Brannigan Tea", identical blend and favoured only by my mum's side of the family.

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Lipton Sweet Tea (we here in the South enjoy our tea cold, so lots of ice cubes!) with just a hint of lemon

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Yep, the Brannigans, notorious Salford family. Chased out by the Hooks three generations ago. Believed to have headed north.

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Bought some orange tea at the Seattle market a month ago, that's very good, though I can't recall the maker; other than that, usually green peppermint. And I've never had a drop of coffee in my life.

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tea? that's my caffine preference...especially with all-nighters on essays. orange pekoe for regular caffine kick, second cup's peach tea, chai tea and peppermint tea.

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partial to a drop of GFOP Darjeeling Namring first flush.

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Originally posted by Benny's Cobweb Eyes

Strongbow. Pint.

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tetley, cream and sugar

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What happened to Niely's post?

I seem to recall his post was "Traditional English, Milk and one sugar"

I was gonna change it to

Traditional English, get drunk, slag the locals and start a fight:evil4:

My answer is PG Tips, and the adverts were great:D

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Originally posted by ShugZV©
What happened to Niely's post?I seem to recall his post was "Traditional English, Milk and one sugar"I was gonna change it toTraditional English, get drunk, slag the locals and start a fight:evil4:My answer is PG Tips, and the adverts were great:D

Lost in the crossover to the NEW domain SHUGZV,read SPOTNICKS comments for detail!I enjoy TETLEY TEA,two sugars and milk. Rocket TEATOTAL Mick...WOT NO :beer:?

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Green tea, with fresh lemon juice and a teaspoon of honey...

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Yorkshire water, Yorkshire tea.

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more of a juice drinker, but i do like earl grey. smells of flowers. also like yorkshire tea - leave it a while and you can stand yer spoon up in it (my dad used to make me count to 200 before i took the tea bag out). 2 sugars, coz i aint sweet.

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PG tips or earl grey. as for coffee--any, as long as it has milk or cream and two sugars. although i am partial to mocha lattes.

when i returned to america i was thrilled to find PG tips in the 'imported foods' aisle in our local supermarket, along with HP sauce. PG tips and HP sauce--how exotic and european!

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