Also that Japanese tea, in Dutch we call it Jasmijnthee but I don't know the translation in Dutch ... but it's also very jummy and healthy.
and then ofcourse now and then a bit of green tea, which is quite nice too but not my favorite.
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I am a huge lover of earl greay tea, I drink about 5 cups a day of those
Also that Japanese tea, in Dutch we call it Jasmijnthee but I don't know the translation in Dutch ... but it's also very jummy and healthy.
and then ofcourse now and then a bit of green tea, which is quite nice too but not my favorite.
Also that Japanese tea, in Dutch we call it Jasmijnthee but I don't know the translation in Dutch ... but it's also very jummy and healthy.
and then ofcourse now and then a bit of green tea, which is quite nice too but not my favorite.
I'm more of a coffee drinker myself but recently I've gotten back into drink hot green tea with ginseng, it's very relaxing
Never liked Coffee myself that much, but on occasions I drink some, black without sugar.
Teas are good at night before sleeping
I'm more of a coffee drinker myself but recently I've gotten back into drink hot green tea with ginseng, it's very relaxing
I usually like to make myself some Damiana leaf tea.
or Sassafras tea!
or Sassafras tea!
I like red tea.
Chai Tea is my tea of choice
FYI, you probably mean 'masala chai'. Some variation of 'chai' just means 'tea' is nearly every language.
Chai Tea is my tea of choice
I currently get my tea from Harney and Sons. Been loving their vanilla black blend.
opinions on white tea? I'm a fan.
Silver needles are brilliant, but don't keep well.
Earl grey rulz
also rooibos
also rooibos
I am a big fan of earl grey. I also like coffee, hope that's not off topic.
I love tea! I tend to have it stewed and cold but I am quite an unusual person. What are peoples' opinions on white tea? I'm a fan.
Rishi has consistently high quality loose tea. Though I try to buy from source. I prefer SE Chinese and Taiwanese high altitude, heavily oxidized oolongs. Dong Fang Mei Ren to be precise. Pu-erh is not my cup of tea.
I love da greenest of da green kine if ya know what I mean
Edd, the owner of Bitbrew.net, is a great guy. He is also working on the San Antonio, Texas Bitcoin Convention.
http://www.bitcoinconvention2012.com/
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/march-2012-bitcon-in-san-antonio-texas-news-thread-48321
n.olmos
http://www.bitcoinconvention2012.com/
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/march-2012-bitcon-in-san-antonio-texas-news-thread-48321
n.olmos
That is just cool! I'm bookmarking this one!
Bath, near Bristol.
I'll let you know when we're open
I'll let you know when we're open
I'm in the process of setting up a bitcoin e-commerce site and British tea is one of the things I'll be selling
I'd love that! Please, let me know when you open it!
Where are you based if I may ask?
I'm in the process of setting up a bitcoin e-commerce site and British tea is one of the things I'll be selling
how do you buy from china? ebay?
a specific seller/store?
a specific seller/store?
Well, I haven't used ebay for tea yet, but I probably will this spring, when the tea gets harvested. I hear there are a few shops that offer good tea for fair price.
I'm buying from www.yunnansourcing.com . They have fair prices, good tea, great pottery (although not very good selection of it currently). I also have some experience with refunding broken goods (some of teaware broke the last time we ordered, and they refunded them in full just againts a photograph of it, without problems).
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