which tea?

[ADG]

I may be old fashioned but for me its still PG tips and yes a drinks to wet without one nothing but Rich T for dunking
strong not much milk and no sugar

[red]

co-ops own fairtrade 99 loose tea.

loose tea makes the best imho

[snapdragon]

co-ops own fairtrade 99 loose tea.

loose tea makes the best imho

+1

not much beats a 99

[spitfire]

Tetley British Blend $1.59. box of 80 round bags and no pesky strings attached. ( commisary at the military base, 5 minutes away.) must have digestive biscuits, butter and chedder cheese.

[Helsbells]

For me its Earl Grey (Lose tea) any brand will do!
I like it with cheese and crackers.

[lazyspice]

Yorkshire loose tea in this house - himself won't drink any other

[MKG]

None - I hate the stuff.

Mike

[Susiwaa]

Tea in any of a multiple of forms does me!

Currently liking Whittards Nettle, Aloe and Chamomile.

First cuppa of the day is usually Scottish Blend but we're currently on Twinnings everyday tea which is rather growing on me!



Susi

[MuddyWitch]

Ridgeway's Organically Grown Loose Leaf.

My only vice!

MW

[Squirrel46]

Knightsbridge Gold, Lidl's best!

[Jessiebean]

Dilma-two strong bags in a pot makes two cups each ...mmmm tea.
Also you can chuck anything in boiled water and I will give it a go!
...Except Nerada which is an Australian Tea- pesticide free but alarmingly orange and tastes like grass glippings!

[Graye]

Has to be Yorkshire! When I run out in France I'll buy anything I can get though - Tetley's, PG Tips, etc.

[the.fee.fairy]

hmmmm.....Yorkshire Gold (loose) tea at home, and the very seldom cup of Whittards Best of British tea here. I have a packet stashed away for emergencies where the flatmate can't find it.

We have Lipton's Yellow teabags for everyday use, which i find a bit weak, but she's not getting her hands on the better stuff.

I think i'd kill for some Yorkshire teabags though, the Whittards just doesn't cut it as well.

However...for favourite of all time, would drink it forever tea, it has to be Whittard's Gypsy Caravan (or romany caravan....something like that) which is strong and flavourful and wonderful...

*starts salivating and puts the kettle on...*

[mrsflibble]

asda decaf bags, and twinings decaf earl grey. little milk, no sugar.

[Urban Ayisha]

Spiced Chai by a company called palanquin, have only ever found it in wee ethnic shops, other than that earl grey or english breakfast, preferably loose leaf! love those yogi teas too, but flippin winds me up the stupid individual wrapping and bits of string and staples ... not very 'yogic' imho!!!!