Do you have a favourite tea?

I like Whittard's instant teas.

I very rarely drink tea now, though I was once partial to Earl Grey. In the morning I like my Joe, flavoured coffee beans with coffee cream and sweetened milk. I like Chsi latre too, and hot chocolate 

Hergé said:

I find most herbal teas to be a bit weak and taste less,

I bought a lot of Twinings fruit teas once. Majorly disappointing.

A said:

at the moment I'm drinking Whittard's spice imperial

That does sound good! 

My sister in law always sends Whittards for Christmas, so perhaps I'll get to try it

Earl Grey is my favourite too, but at the moment I'm drinking Whittard's spice imperial - a winter tradition of mine, and quite warming when you have a cold.

I like Turkish apple tea, I find most herbal teas to be a bit weak and taste less, they smell nice but that's about it. I much prefer very strong freshly ground black coffee.

Still Earl Grey. 

But I like green tea too. Lemon or mint.

LLR,

Given your penchant for cycling, I'm surprised your favourite tea isn't PG Tips

I enjoy lose leaf Earl Grey and English Breakfast at different times of the day. I once tried a Bulgarian tea that had toffee pieces in so that was an unusual combination.  

I’ve tried so many over the years, but my go-to lately has been this soothing blend, especially in the evenings when I want to unwind. What I love most is that it’s not just a tasty drink—it feels like it’s helping my body, too. It’s meant to support cleansing, which makes me feel good about sipping it regularly.I still enjoy the classics, like green tea or a nice chamomile before bed, but this one has become a bit of a ritual. If you like teas that feel refreshing and beneficial at the same time, I’d say it’s worth a try. My favorite lately has been glyco cleanse tea —I highly recommend it!

I like peppermint tea as well. Also fruit teas. But not Assam, too much! 

I never tried it, I’ve always been a bit wary of it..

Earl Grey for me too, though every brand is different. I haven't found ultimate Earl Grey yet, but I'm on it! 

PG Tips for me. When it was still a thing I used to collect the monkey teddys they used to give with some of them

Peppermint tea in the mornings; camomile tea at bedtime, the same as my above post of six months ago.

I doubt I'll ever change.

Ben

Peppermint..

I like Earl Grey tea as a treat. I used to like lapsang souchong tea but people in my shared accomodation back then grumbled that it left a taste in the (shared) tea pot even after the teapot was rinsed out.  I must try lapsang souchong again sometime.

 Linden tea sounds like a cozy hug in a cup – I've got a soft spot for calming teas too. It's the little rituals that make tea special. I've had my fair share of unique tea surprises, but that gloopy syrup twist is totally new to me! Tea always finds a way to surprise and delight. I've even found a site with many reviews and articles about tea- https://professionalteataster.com. Ta lovers, you will love this!

I like the Twinings berry teas, before bed I normally have a Twinings sleep tea, Aldi do a nice calm tea as well.