I have been considering ordering something from them! Glad that they are legit!
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Here is the link to the chaps I use in the UK. Great service and quick delivery (and I am fairly remote). https://theteaguru.co.uk/
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@Omgroma Iāll second that, The Tea Guru is reasonably priced and fast. Proper Guildford lad.
Iām currently drinking some of his Red Water light roast Oolong, lovely stuff.
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Wellā¦ I like tea. I dont love it, but I like it. Mostly in winter. I use to drink mostly black tea and also Earl Grey. I have never really tried white or green tea. Maybe something I d better do in near future.
I prefer Assam or Ostfriesentee. Sugared without milk though.
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Turkish tea.Ā Served strong in Turkish tea glasses poured from a samovar.Ā oh yes.
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I drink black tea before bed or cant sleep usually earlĀ greyĀ
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Three Roses and Red Label are my go-to teas.Ā With a little cream.Ā
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Japan green bancha, vintage pu erh, and black strong tea is my go to but all the tea tree is a real treasure if you have a good sourceā¦Ā
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English Breakfast from Douwe Egberts!
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Hi! Old thread, I know, but I would consider me a serious tea drinker. Lastly I tend to buy artisanal blends from a local blender. Blends of citric flavor are among my favorite ones.
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I recently discovered Yerba Mate from a Uruguayan girl I met. More caffeine than black tea, less than coffee, but it lasts longer, no crash like coffee, nor acidic in my stomach. But I still like black tea. I also drink a lot of herbal tea for specific types of physical ailments.
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Still the same!
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For me itās not so much what varietals as brewing method. Some mornings Iām running out the door ( you would call it walking) buying a Pepsi at the closest store. Some mornings I just want to enjoy every pour of my gawain. I used to love loose leaf puerhs but have been lazy of late and drinking republic of tea earl greyer. I really enjoy the umami of green but itās rather costly.
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