What is your favorite tea?

My favorite right now is pomegranite.

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T. L. Pope-Green
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I sort of don't consider it real tea if it's flavored. My favorite is a Ceylon. However, I'm also guiltily drinking a Christmas tea with lots of clove in it. Toci

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toci

I'm drinking a green tea. I don't know what it is specifically. Since my tastes change, I might have a favorite to report tomorrow.

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Bluesea

LOL - I don't consider it real tea unless there's real tea in it.

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Bluesea

My absolute favorite is ti kuan yin. I also love rooibos, particularly earl grey rooibos. Earl Grey tea makes me sick for some reason, but with earl grey rooibos I can get a good bergamot flavor without feeling ill afterwards.

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Allyson

My favorite tea today is Yunnan Jin Cha from Tao of Tea (I think).

Alan

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Alan
[Tina]

My favorite tea at the moment is "Cold Summit," (DongDing) roasted, rich, and fruited, brewed to strength, and drunk in a gulp to fill the mouth and throat. Yum. Gotten from The Tea Gallery in NYC. Michael

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Michael Plant

Hands down, Makaibari tea.

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War

Taiwanese oolong, as a rule.

Alex

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Alex

I've been in a blissful rut of three: Huo Shan Huang Ya (Yellow tea), Bi Lo Chun, and a heavier roasted Shui Xian in that order. I'm just now starting to want to break it after quite a few months. Most likely it will be to Chinese blacks which are an area I'm not all that familiar with and want to explore.

- Dominic

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P.S. You may want to try Mlesna brand "Monk's Blend" as it is a nice mix of pomegranate and vanilla.

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Dominic T.

Still alternating between longjing and tieguanyin, would need to finish my white teas supply soon before next season comes.

Julian

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juliantai

fruited, brewed to strength, and drunk in a gulp to fill the mouth and throat. Yum. Gotten from The Tea Gallery in NYC.

I second that. I wish I could find a cheaper approximate, but I am savoring the little bit I have left. This tea has so much flavor and aroma that sometimes I have wondered if there was some sort of external flavoring added to the tea. I had a vaguely similar oolong from Hou De but I forget the name. It was much cheaper and less fruity, but seemed to me similarly oxidized. This kind of darker oolong is what I'm liking right now.

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cha bing

Single estate teas are never the same throughout the year. It just cannot be!. My favourite thus far is WaghBakri's D'Ling Organic Darjeeling Green Teas.

Jayesh Pandya.

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teapandya

PG Tips is my all-time favorite.

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Fran

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