Mmm tea. Ordered some new tea from Stash today. The Holiday Chai that was now on clearance, some Rooibos (redbush) which I haven't had in ages. The rooibos that Pitr tried sending me never arrived >_< and seeing as they now have teabags of it at Stash I figured I'd try there. And also some double bergamot earl grey... I can't wait to give that a try.
And that's pretty much the most exciting thing on this unrelentingly cold day. Reading some Kathe Koja (Strange Angels) and playing a little Warcraft 3: FT, and drinking tea.
And that's pretty much the most exciting thing on this unrelentingly cold day. Reading some Kathe Koja (Strange Angels) and playing a little Warcraft 3: FT, and drinking tea.
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Date: 2004-01-16 12:53 pm (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 2004-01-16 02:22 pm (UTC)I don't know much about tea yet... for convenience I'm drinking Twinings teas at the moment, and I've discovered that I LOVE Prince of Wales, and Orange Pekoe. There are teas that I will still drink with milk (like English or Irish breakfast) but I'm getting into appreciating tea without milk.
Where should I go to find good, real (ie, not in a cardboard box in the supermarket) teas? I know you lived in Sydney, not Brisbane, so I'm asking in more general terms, not "oh, there's this FABULOUS little shop round the corner of..." *grin*
Or, alternatively, are there blends you really like you think I should try?
=)
...tea is my new obsession. One of them, anyway...
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Date: 2004-01-16 02:28 pm (UTC)