Recommend me some tea

so lady grey ,earl grey and lapsang would all taste nice without milk?

also i see you can get some of these teas in tea bags and loose , whats best ,or does is not really matter?

thanks
 
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Tea. Earl Grey. HOT! :cool:

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I prefer loose as you can adjust the amounts according to your tastes, but sometimes it can be a bit of a pain. If you just want a quick cuppa, bags are easier. Quite often there's not too much in it, but I enjoy making tea. /mrsdoyle

I second the suggestion of Lapsang. It's very good. :)
 
JHeaton said:
I prefer loose as you can adjust the amounts according to your tastes, but sometimes it can be a bit of a pain. If you just want a quick cuppa, bags are easier. Quite often there's not too much in it, but I enjoy making tea. /mrsdoyle

I second the suggestion of Lapsang. It's very good. :)
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ive got a small infuser would not be usefull with the twinnings loose tea range?

thanks again
 
Of course. It should usually be fine, but of course it depends on exactly what it's like. I used to have one that was bell-shaped but had huge holes in it, so teas like Ceylon and Rooibos would just float right out of it. Those that are more mesh-like, sort of like a sieve-type material, are better. If you have one of those you're laughing :)
 
JHeaton said:
I prefer loose as you can adjust the amounts according to your tastes, but sometimes it can be a bit of a pain. If you just want a quick cuppa, bags are easier. Quite often there's not too much in it, but I enjoy making tea. /mrsdoyle

I second the suggestion of Lapsang. It's very good. :)
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Plus you can pour yourself another cup if you fancy it. Much prefer loose.
 
Pu Erh - by far my favourite, earthy, strong, but low in caffeine.

Or, to mix - Ringtons have also very good Cha Kashan - mix it half and half with simple black tea and it's excellent morning tea.
 
today i tryed the twinnings Lapsang , in the tea bag form as they did not have loose available.

Really nice smokey taste , im really getting into this side of tea without milk now:)
 
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