Kitalpha Hart wrote:So have you tried that tea that you have a pound of?

Yes I did, I had it last night and the night before

I had an accident regarding it last night

Maro wrote:It is an interesting flavour for sure and I always drink it neat so it doesn't lessen the flavour either.

It's my personnel opinion that if tea is prepared correctly in the first place it won't need any sweeteners

Because bitter tea is usually a sign you did something wrong

The label I have is a bit worn from having the tin for so long hut it is as follows Rooibos Sencha Ginger Lemongrass Ginkgo Juniper berries And lemon All organic It works when I'm sick but I'm finding its not so good for my aches and pains or cramps as it used to be. I never heard of Rooios and Sen...

Maro wrote:Hmmm I'll try to find some of those when I get paid again. I tend to drink my detox tea "mix" when sick.

What is in your mix?

Ahn I love tea so much as well. Whenever I find a new kind to try I have it neat as well myself. Been debating what to get tea wise that can help with cramps and general aches n such. Chamomile, honeysuckle, and ginger have known anti-inflammatory properties, maybe give them a try? I also suggest C...

Hey, cool! Glad you started this thread. I caught the tail end of a program on TV once and what I could gather from what little I saw was that all tea leaves come from (root from - pardon the pun) cuttings of a single tea plant in China that Buddha (I think) discovered. I may have it all wrong, but...

Hocus, I like going barefoot too and unfortunately flip flops are extremely hard on your feet and cause bunions Cotton Cloudy: how did you get interested in tea? I know I would sit and have tea with my Grandma and my parents drink a lot of tea so I started drinking tea quite young - just never spec...

That is good to know! I don't feel so bad about resteeping my tea, there is actually a reason for it! Usually I like my tea on the lighter side anyway. You should definitely open a tea shop! Oh thank you :oops: I'm just happy that my advice is useful! I've thought about it, there are a couple thing...

I know about the teapot but don't know why I don't remember to heat the tea cups first. Do you have a favorite pastry or dessert or biscuit you like to eat with your tea? I'm a purist in the highest sense, meaning that I drink tea neat (no milk, or sugar) and I drink it alone When I'm drinking tea ...

Lemon Cheesecake wrote:Good to know, thank you! I usually boil my water so I would've boiled it. Do you recommend heating the tea cup for tea normally?

I always recommend that you preheat all teaware, including your drinking cup and tea pot

No, it's a specialty tea shop, not a chain. I suppose I will have to wait to try matcha tea when I can find some place that has all the proper tools. Maybe a trip to the city. Thanks for letting me know! I would have hated to buy some and been disappointed Not at all! I would recommend getting the ...

Doing nothing

Finding a new second job because I lost my first one >_>

Saving up for my China trip

I grew up with power metal. So of course this is genre I like

I love bands like Sabaton, Manowar, Helloween, Iron Maiden, Nightwish, Leaves' Eyes, and Majesty

I do like some classic rock things though. I'm a big fan of Alice Cooper

and Queen

I might be forgetting some bands too.

Those are very pretty! They kind of remind of how I used to be obsessed with making friendship bracelets. I made one for like everybody >_>

what is the best match tea to get, I have been wanting to try it and the tea store in town is quite expensive and I wouldn't know what to ask for with it or know what was a good tea First off what is the tea store in your town? I wouldn't recommend anything from Teavana. The best matcha are ones so...