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This tea is really popular where I live (well everything from Turkey actually is ) but it is not my favourite however. I prefer black tea.
 
Tricky, but a second flush Darjeeling is... well, it's divine. The quality is worth the effort involved. There's also this blend of green tea, rose, cornflower, mango and sunflower that allows me to access higher states of consciousness, so...
 
I should have a go making some proper iced tea sometime soon, in preparation for summer. Something rosy and sweet, mmm.
I used to hate herbal tea, but now that I'm a tea snob (Whittards is too low brow for me fyi) I realise it's a plebeian distinction with no real meaning. :P That said, there's nothing like a builder's brew.
 
Tea is effin' nasty. I was sick one time and had to stay home. My brother was sick too, but the lil' fucker was probably faking it. Anyways, to cure our illness, our Nana (grandma) made some green tea. The two of us never had tea in our lives and so we were wary of how it would taste, so we had a spoon to take it little by little. One teaspoon and it made gag so quickly. One cup of tea later, I rush to the bathroom and had to release the beast. In conclusion, I hate tea.
 
Green tea has never been to my taste, it makes me gag too. Lemon tea is OK, but it's a bit too tasteless for me, I think just a classic English Breakfast or Yorkshire brew is as far as I stray in the ætherial realm of the tea spectrum, and I'm quite happy with that.
 
I like most teas but prefer sweetish ones like when they have honey in them or if they're fruity. But my most interesting and so far favourite experience is leaving the lemon-ginger tea bag in the cup for too long and drinking liquid wasabi.
 
But what if, in the Mars year "Phlonge" (Gregorian year 1,100,010,101,010,110,105 BC), the artisan teamakers of the plutocratic division of the seafaring Bastille of Mars actually used teabags and milk, and the plebeian runts of the militia of the war-yachts of the seas of the craters of Phobos and Deimos actually started using Darjeeling as a cheap substitute?

Who's the peasant now?



Tea comes from Mars, right?
 
Darjeeling can also come in bags and be imbibed with milk so your slippery slope holds no water. But I would like to see that world expanded into a series of books.
 
Pfft fine

< closes <'s laptop and faces the music (that <'s roommate is annoyingly playing very loudly)

< also uses YouGame substituents where not appropriate
 
"The Legendarium of the Decrepit Nectarine, Volume 1: The Teas of Mars"

It'll be published in 7 years.


< is confused at why ^ has started leaking the You Game into the Questions topic...
 
I seem to recall that this topic was turned into the Person-Above-You Game just because someone started a post with the "^" symbol, not as a substituent but just to point to the above message! :lol:
 
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