Mine at the moment is Linden, sometimes called Lime Flower. It's so comforting and calming....
It's also very unusual because if you squeeze the tea bag it produces a gloopy syrup which i've never come across with others teas
Mine at the moment is Linden, sometimes called Lime Flower. It's so comforting and calming....
It's also very unusual because if you squeeze the tea bag it produces a gloopy syrup which i've never come across with others teas
Hi Ann - that sounds so unusual. It’s available on Amazon (though I know a lot of people don’t like to use Amazon understandably). Is it a bit like hot chocolate?
I would love to say that my favourite tea is something fancy or interesting, or at least sophisticated. It's not though. I drink Yorkshire Tea, in a mug, and I mash the teabag around in the mug until the tea is almost strong enough to dissolve the spoon.
I suddenly realised the other day that Shakespeare never got to drink tea. I felt sorry for him. All those incredible worlds in his mind and yet he never knew or could conceptualise the daily ritual or even occasional treat of a nice cuppa. Alas.
I spent the first 40+ years of my life detesting and refusing to drink tea or coffee.
I started being able to tolerate coffee in my 40s and now I'm addicted to the stuff.
I don't think I could ever acquire a taste for tea I've tried all kinds of herbal varieties too but I haven't found any that I like.
Assam for AM tea
Earl Grey for PM tea
Over the past few years I have only been drinking Thompson's and Waitrose gold blend. Other tea brands taste like dirty dish water.
In one job they regularly bought Yorkshire tea, I hated it.
One of my former landladys only bought Earl grey, a whole year of only Earl gray! I hated it from the first time I tried it and never got used to it.
My late mother didn't care about the brand as long as the tea bags were square/rectangular. I once bought a packet of round tea bags, she went crazy, started screaming in disgust and chucked the whole packet of 80 round tea bags in the bin.