Tetley tea

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Originally Posted by wormstone

Quite nice here in Manchester - sun has managed to shine most of the day so far. Might be nippy enough to require a little something warming later on though :)

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Alright for some :rolleyes: Must have been 25degrees C when I arrived here a week ago. It's probably single figures now. Off to make myself a nice Jasmine tea:cool:

This tea revolution's getting off to a slow start. :rolleyes:

19.29 and I think it is time for a cup of organic earl grey while I stick my potato in to bake. Maybe with a little biscuit appetiser...

Green tea with Pineapple and grapefruit :)

Just got back from a family outing to the Circus of Horrors. Now settling down to a new South Park (in a bit) with a cup of loose leaf green.

This one goes out to all you tea lovers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOWA-L3JZO4
"Right!"Said Fred...

Just remembered http://www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com/ and not sure if it's been mentioned on here before

Oolong Tea for me this morning :cool:

Finally got round to purchasing some Punjana this morning.

I am impressed with the taste, not overwhelmed, but its good none the less!! :cool:

I'm out of my standard rooibos at work. :eek:

I'm on to individually packaged Tetley redbush tea as an alternative. I'll let you know whether they are as bad as the Tetley teas that started this thread.

I can confirm that it's similarly nice to rooibos from the Redbush tea company.

Did I mention it's caffeine-free and is probably very good for you?