What do you love about tea?

Sep 09, 2011 Last reply: 14 years ago 9 Replies

I'm new to the forum, so I just wanted to take a moment and say hell and let you know a little about myself. First off, you may have alread guessed, but I love tea.



I love tea for several reasons: 1) It's natural, no artificial anythin



2) Zero calories 3) The complexity of flavors 4) Wide variety of te types to choose from; I never get bored with tea because there are s many to try! 5) It helps to tame my allergies 6) I enjoy the energizin yet relaxing quality of tea 7) It helps me be more mindful of th moment

I'd like to get to know you a little better as well, so I thought I' ask the question: "What is it that you love about tea?" I look forwar to reading your reply :



Hello Man, Hope you will get some good information and idea from this forum and also share your knowledge.........

The simple act of taking the time to make and share a cup of tea, keeps me in love with tea.

-icetea8

I'm not much of a tea aficionado. But I do drink tea because nothing beats a warm cup of it after a full/heavy meal. Besides, warm drinks are said to help digestion. I usually drink commercial black tea and peppermint tea.

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Hey I also like to use black tea in the morning and evening because I like that test.

I agree Jay, I enjoy a cup of warm brew after a meal as well. Although, for me, it is to stay away from overdoing the sweets. Funny thing is, I don't like anything added to my tea, not rock sugar, not honey, not milk, nothing. But I do love sweet treats like cookies, brownies and scones. So, a nice cup of tea wraps up a meal nicely.

So true! There is something about taking a few mindful moments to make and enjoy a cup of tea that keeps me coming back as well.

I love what you said Space Cowboy; quite profound in fact.

Your comment got me thinking: I've been drinking tea as my primary beverage for about seven years now. I can't imagine not having it in my life. Tea has become what I am known for at my workplace; co-workers are always commenting on my tea drinking (which I love!). Plus, I would say that tea has become part of my lifestyle. It’s just what I do. So, tea has definitely become part of "who I am and what I do."

Thanks Space Cowboy for your insight :)

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