Tea - the gentleman's drink

PostTea - the gentleman's drink by **Zerudaaaaa!** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 12:00 am

I really like tea. That's all I want to say really.

Do you like tea?

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **Psychic** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 12:04 am

I don't like it.

I don't trust anyone who doesn't drink tea.

I like tea with 4 sugars and lots of milk.

4 sugars?! Are you insane?

I'll have milk and two sugars thanks.

i hate tea.
I've only ever really enjoyed it once in my life - from a little stall, half way up a mountain in sri lanka, made by a little crippled man and served in a rusty enamel cup. Now that was delicious! Everything else since...... strawberry floating horrid.

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **Bigerich** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 1:48 am

I like most kinds of tea.

Don't use any sugar or milk or any of that stuff (it obscures the taste, I find, in much the same way as it does for coffee, which I also drink without supplements), though I might use a tiny drop of lemon, depending on the tea, and if I can be bothered..

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **Banjo** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 1:53 am

Tea! Delicioud drink. Never used to drink it, but in the last few months I've become obsessed with the stuff.

Not very interesting aside: The moment I told my dad that I had begun drinking tea is when he finally reffered to me as a man. Apparently turning 18 and moving into accomodation wasn't enough, to be a real man you have to drink tea.

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **Banjo** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 2:06 am

Not really, though I do enjoy an Irish coffee from time to time.

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **Lotus** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 2:11 am

Yep, I like a cup of tea. Not too much milk though, and no sugar. Don't mind black tea, or green tea, but that's as far as I go - I've tried some of these flavoured teas, but I'm not a fan.

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **Banjo** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 2:13 am

That's what my hoes tell me.

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **DaLax** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 3:04 am

Yoorrrkshiirrree Gold.

The enormous feeling of joy I get from dropping over a lady on 80 bags is enormous.

Recently gone from 2 sugars to 1, as part of a new 'don't be such a flabby git' regime.

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **Ish'kawa** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 4:18 am

Banjo wrote:Never used to drink it, but in the last few months I've become obsessed with the stuff.

Same here. No sugar and plenty of milk, ta.

Ish'kawa wrote:
Banjo wrote:Never used to drink it, but in the last few months I've become obsessed with the stuff.

Same here. No sugar and plenty of milk, ta.

Exactly how i take it. All my house mates drink flavoured tea, and it disgusts me. Just doesn't appeal to me at all.

Tea is literally amazing.

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **Carlos** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 10:02 am

Camomile > all. Id never get through teaching without that by my side.

Loose tea is the preferred method (Ive a wonderful bodum assam teapot) given the time. How anyone can pollute it with sugar is beyond me: you may as well drink squash!

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **Loire** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 10:55 am

I'm mid-cup as I type this!

I like tea, but favour coffee. A coffee flavoured tea might be nice.

CosmoKramer wrote:I'll have milk and two sugars thanks.

This.

Also, I've really gotten in to it in the last month or so. Was put off from drinking it before because I thought it was rather gooseberry fool but I soon discovered the error of my ways.

PostRe: Tea - the gentleman's drink by **Qikz** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 11:24 am

CosmoKramer wrote:4 sugars?! Are you insane?

I'll have milk and two sugars thanks.

\o/

Tea is basically the only drink I drink unless it's alchahol. I really do love Yorkshire Tea and can sit their drinking it for hours.

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