teaman.etsy.com
has lots of custom hand-blended teas.

There's an beekeeper in a town about thirty minutes from me. Thomas Honey, Lake CIty FL. I buy their orange blossom honey with the comb in it. It is amazing. All real honey.

Oh mama, that sounds yummy... *drools*

http://www.thomashoney.com/


I usually find him at the local farmer's market. I prefer to buy local, support local economy.

I do quite like some tea! All the time, really, as is likely evidenced by my avatar.

I like going over to whole foods and just getting whatever looks appetizing... Fruit tea has tickled my fancy recently. I do like this tea called Bengal Spice... It's like a chai but more cinnamon-y!

I love tea, it is probably my favorite hot beverage. Orange Pekoe is my favorite kind, it is so delicious.

lol, is it "Celestial Seasons" or whatever? lol....



it's good, don't get me wrong, but I just can't drink it. something in it just doesn't agree with my stomach...

Funny thing. I used to love honey- a friend of my dad's was a beekeeper and he would give us fresh samples with the comb in. God it was delicious.
Now, though, I cannot eat it. Seriously. Even a small taste makes me queasy. Wonder if it's an allergic reaction or something.

On topic, though, I really wish the stores in my area carried Bigelow's Cinnamon Stick tea. Hands down, it is my favorite. Even more so than Rose Black. You could hook me up to an IV drip of the stuff and I would be content.
And yet I have to order it online, because for some bizarre reason, there isn't a single market in SF that carries it.
FOR SHAME.

I drink cool green tea, the hot stuff tastes funny to me.

HA! I knew it... it'll only be a matter of time....

"if you build it(say it), they will come(post)."

(^^^quote from a book, to those unawares)

I drink tea with milk. Tastes better and is somewhat better for you.. Cuz its milk?

Aw shoot, I'm adding some walnuts to my next green pot :blush2: I've steeped it with sesame seeds before which is also delicious.

Loose, made by Twinings.

I love Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Green Tea with milk. (But I have Green Tea without milk. Yea.)

The only form of tea I like is tei.

I think it's great, I guess it depends from brand to brand like with all things, but Lipton's has that standard green tea flavour, but it's less bitter, has a sweeter rounder flavour and a very specific aftertaste that lasts a long time. It's yummy



I like you

sounds good, I saw a gunpowder green tea a little while ago, definetly going to give that a try. thanks!



not as much as tea I bet!

I'm confused, are you saying your adding walnuts to a pot of green tea? I think that's okay, if they're just plain, it won't warm you up, I think it's roasted walnuts that do that trick.

Never heard of that. Where I live, we drink tea instead of carbonated soft drinks, nearly year round, but "Iced", and seldom have it hot, but summer lasts about six months here, with winter only two months long, and that leaves only six weeks for each of fall and spring. Lipton's sells several types of teas intended for making pitchers full at a time (for which I use a drip-type coffee maker) I do have a box of some UK brand of odd-shaped pyramidal teabag without any string on it ("PC Tips" is it?) I usually prefer Bigelow, and have no idea whether that's American or an offshore brand.

if you can get Tetley and Lipton they have one, I'm not sure what Lipton calls it, but Tetley calls it "Red Tea" I'm pretty sure. it's pronounced Roy-Buss. it's really good if you like earthy, nutty teas. it's made from a bush found only in south-Africa.

I have some in my thermos, it's good stuff. Gotta love the Celestial Seasonings Co.

Same here, no need to tip half of the greenhouse into my tea.