Tea

[GuiltyPleasure]

mug or cup 'n saucer?

 

[IrezumiKiss]

Mug.

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[Adre]

A cup of joe for me, thanks.

 

[GuiltyPleasure]

A cup of joe for me, thanks.

Earlier or later, right now it's tea, sorry.

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[PayDay]

mug or cup 'n saucer?

Only weirdos drink tea.

 

[Adre]

Earlier or later, right now it's tea, sorry.

Okay, then cold, unsweetened with lemon over ice in a tall glass.

 

[GuiltyPleasure]

Polite, afternoon tea?

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[GuiltyPleasure]

Okay, then cold, unsweetened with lemon over ice in a tall glass.

As you wish.

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[GuiltyPleasure]

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[Riles]

I use a cup and saucer for tea.

And lately I have been drinking Darjeeling Tea, which is lovely but it's a process to brew.

 

[Adre]

As you wish.

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Perfect.

 

[GuiltyPleasure]

My favourite mug is Chinese, the lid keeps it warm while I paint.

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[hairylabrat]

Hmm, being British, tea isn't so much a drink as a way of life!

I prefer coffee.

Given the choice though, China cup and saucer, slice of lemon please
( this seldom happens, usually presented with a mug of builders tea - strong, brown, milk 2sugars/yuk)

 

[GuiltyPleasure]

I use a cup and saucer for tea.

And lately I have been drinking Darjeeling Tea, which is lovely but it's a process to brew.

I like Lapsang or Jasmine, very different but it's a mood thing.

Lapsang souchong's flavours include dried longan,[6] pine smoke, and whiskey.[7]

Tea merchants marketing to Westerners note that this variety of tea generally produces a strong reaction, with most online reviews extremely positive or strongly negative.[citation needed]

Tea connoisseurs often note that Formosan lapsang souchong typically has a stronger flavour and aroma, the most extreme being tarry souchong (smoked, as the name implies, over burning pine tar).[

 

[PayDay]

I use a cup and saucer for tea.

Do you put your pinky out as you sip?

 

[Noor]

It depends on the mood I am in and the tea I am drinking.
A mug for Yorkshire Gold or Russian caravan. Bone chine for white jasmine.
I have lots of different teas.
My favorite was Twinning's Queen Mary which was a Darjeeling blend.

 

[GuiltyPleasure]

Hmm, being British, tea isn't so much a drink as a way of life!

I prefer coffee.

Given the choice though, China cup and saucer, slice of lemon please
( this seldom happens, usually presented with a mug of builders tea - strong, brown, milk 2sugars/yuk)

This'd be too dark for my taste, I like it weak and with no milk......

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[GuiltyPleasure]

It depends on the mood I am in and the tea I am drinking.
A mug for Yorkshire Gold or Russian caravan. Bone chine for white jasmine.
I have lots of different teas.
My favorite was Twinning's Queen Mary which was a Darjeeling blend.

It's barely legible but the poem is Byron.

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[GuiltyPleasure]

Do you put your pinky out as you sip?

Start 'em young I say.

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[PayDay]

Start 'em young I say.

I never say that----^

 

[GuiltyPleasure]

I'm allowed to, in all innocence.

 

[Bookishleigh]

Earlier or later, right now it's tea, sorry.

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I am coveting your mug or cup...or whatever. But I want it.

 

[GuiltyPleasure]

For Tathagata.

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[GuiltyPleasure]

For KS

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[PayDay]

I'm allowed to, in all innocence.

I don't like your tone.

f this thread.