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I bought some tea in Seattle that is the bomb - it's a black tea with some orange and tons of spices in it. It's one of the few teas I don't have to load up with sugar to enjoy
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I drink tea so rarely anymore. Did for a while. Got into the Darjeeling and Asian Green somewhat. I do love the "English and Irish Breakfast Teas" -- but before you say anything, I already know there is no such thing over there. That doesn't mean they don't have a nice taste to them though.
Peaches, can't recall the name, but I've had something similiar once. Was delish. Hadn't been able to find any since. Normally, as said, Tetley is the brand of choice for "usual". Though usual is unusual these days. Think the last time I had a cup of tea was last winter when I had the flu. Funny how tastes change. |
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