Best Tea??

**Hot Olivia** · 14-11-13, 02:55

I’m a big fun of mint tea so i go to any shop in which you can find fresh mint leaves.

**Violette** · 14-11-13, 06:54

Originally Posted by dob

Barry's gold label

Are you serious? You call this tea?

**Curvaceous Kate** · 14-11-13, 08:14

I like Tetley decaf green tea, but I can't find it over here, so have to stock up when I back to England and I also like Harrods Moroccan mint tea, but you can't get that here either.

**Lerxst** · 14-11-13, 08:24

Lipton ice tea. Otherwise hate the stuff. I'll drink tea with lemon when I have a cold though.

**Lerxst** · 14-11-13, 08:32

Originally Posted by irishdeltaforce

No offence to the OP, good tread.But for f**k sake is this what it had come down to tea treads? Where are all the trolls and shit stirrers? Is this what you all really want conservative right wing treads about tea?

I was thinking about starting a thread on favorite toilet paper, to spice things up a bit.

**md1975** · 14-11-13, 09:00

Originally Posted by irishdeltaforce

We should start our own Lyons tea appreciation society.

All talk!!!

**md1975** · 14-11-13, 09:04

Haha ya pretty slack alright!!

**Violette** · 14-11-13, 09:31

Lyons, Tetley, Twinings, or how ever it is spelled. All rather brackish and bland. I would sooner take dust from the corner and brew it.
I prefer Earl Grey, have drunk it from about the age of 16, and it is my go to favourite.
I prefer Mariage Freres, Earl Grey Blue. It has lovely little blue corn flowers in it. Lovely flavour, and I always grab a few bags when I pop over to Paris.

I think my whole problem with Island tea, is a) quality of the tea, dustings and fannings are often used, b) the tea making method used. This idiotic way of tossing shit loads of inferior tea into a pot, resulting is a sludge not fit for human consumption, then adding milk and sugar. Jesus!

**Curvaceous Kate** · 14-11-13, 09:49

Originally Posted by Violette

Lyons, Tetley, Twinings, or how ever it is spelled. All rather brackish and bland. I would sooner take dust from the corner and brew it.
I prefer Earl Grey, have drunk it from about the age of 16, and it is my go to favourite.
I prefer Mariage Freres, Earl Grey Blue. It has lovely little blue corn flowers in it. Lovely flavour, and I always grab a few bags when I pop over to Paris.

I think my whole problem with Island tea, is a) quality of the tea, dustings and fannings are often used, b) the tea making method used. This idiotic way of tossing shit loads of inferior tea into a pot, resulting is a sludge not fit for human consumption, then adding milk and sugar. Jesus!

I prefer Lady grey to Earl grey, but I have to be in the mood for it. My decaf green tea is perfect!

**happygolucky** · 14-11-13, 11:05

Originally Posted by md1975

Simply put, the Best tea ine Ireland is??

The cup of tea your mammy makes when you visit.

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