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About This Page: This is a discussion on Food and Beer Reviews within the LetsGoKings.com forums, at Los Angeles Kings Hockey Fan Forum. I've been drinking tea every day for the last few weeks.
Regular green or black tea, just to give me the pick-me-up I used to get from soda or other
I've been drinking tea every day for the last few weeks.
Regular green or black tea, just to give me the pick-me-up I used to get from soda or other caffeine-containing drinks/foods and to take advantage of their supposed health benefits.
Any tea connoisseurs out there?
What do you recommend?
Which ones do you think are best for your health?
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Last edited by Bogey; August 16th, 2008 at 09:19 AM.
I recently made the switch from coffee to tea and its been great. I too have been drinking mostly black and green teas. I wouldn't consider myself a tea connoisseur but I am a big fan of Tazo brand teas they are usually very flavorful, I also like the Yogi Teas which are all organic.
I've been drinking tea for years - I only like black, Earl Grey is my favorite flavor, sometimes I drink Darjeeling.
My favorite, until recently, has been Tazo Earl Grey.
A co-worker recently went to Paris and brought back an excellent Darjeeling based Earl Grey by Mariage Freres that's the best I've ever had, main problem is it's VERY expensive, so I'll have to stick to Tazo.
Another favorite is Harney & Sons but I only like their premium tea.
Been drinking tea for about a year now. Mostly loose leaf blacks, some greens and whites. I recommend Red Blossom Tea in Chinatown SF. Those people know their stuff.
Earl Grey, Vanilla Orchid, Rose Blossom, White Monkey, Golden Buddha, Jade Chai are the ones I have stocked away in my pantry, and all are so delicious. Try loose leaf and you'll never go back to bags
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I picked up drinking tea while stationed in England.
For breakfast and general tea drinking I usually have Tetley British Blend. It is a good black tea that is very nice. The round tea bags are extremely convienient.
They have many different teas that you can taste test or sample in their stores. They offer a good selection of teapots and accessories. Their teas are all loose leaf teas, so the preparation is a little more involved.
I've been drinking tea for years - I only like black, Earl Grey is my favorite flavor, sometimes I drink Darjeeling.
My favorite, until recently, has been Tazo Earl Grey.
A co-worker recently went to Paris and brought back an excellent Darjeeling based Earl Grey by Mariage Freres that's the best I've ever had, main problem is it's VERY expensive, so I'll have to stick to Tazo.
Another favorite is Harney & Sons but I only like their premium tea.
I will second Harney and Son, been drinking their tea for 20 years.
Raspberry Herbal Caffeine Free Tea. Awesome tea as it taste like Raspberry.
I've been drinking tea every day for the last few weeks.
Regular green or black tea, just to give me the pick-me-up I used to get from soda or other caffeine-containing drinks/foods and to take advantage of their supposed health benefits.
Any tea connoisseurs out there?
What do you recommend?
Which ones do you think are best for your health?
i don't drink tea often, but i like green tea. The ones you get at a chinese restaurant are pretty good too.
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I've been drinking green tea for about a year, instead of coffee. I'm partial to the green tea that Costco sells, Kirkland brand. I'm sure it's ***** tea but it's mellow and doesn't taste as "dirty" as some other greens I've tired. As for iced, straight up black pekoe works for me.