Do you love a lovely cup of tea?

it starts wi' coffee and then a wee bit of playing golf at weekends and getting a full lycra getup for going oot on the bike...ends up * overload.

 

Times have changed mate, I’m a functioning member of society these days

 

Also just got a bike and new golf clubs, no joke

 

Triple threat now Doogs!

 

been on the rooibos red bush tea bags for few years now. dash of almond or oat milk. pretty * good

 

Coffee before 4pm. Tea after.

 

Love the Yorkshire Tea .

 

If I'm having a biscuit it's a cup of tea..just milk no sugar...but the only coffee drink I can drink or like I should say is a cappuccino from Costa.

 

Only recently found out that the different brands of teas are actually made for where they are sold/what water is used.

So a Scottish Blend tastes good with Scottish water, but won't taste the same if you used it in Cornwall.
Same for Yorkshire tea and the rest. Seemingly so.

Anyway, used to always be on twinings, because I'm a pretend posh *.
But recently switched to Scottish blend to give this a try and it's no bad actually.

2 bags in my flask, good splash of milk, 2 litres of tea for the day ahead.

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Thought Yorkshire tea was made in India and Africa

 

I don't mind an occasional Yorkshire Tea, but I much prefer a Latte or Mocha on a daily basis.

 

If u go to Ireland. Buy some 'Barry"s' tea.
It's much better than anything we've got in Scotland.
It's so good that even the prods in the north drink it. And they usually won't buy anything Irish (cause they are fannies obviously)
Ireland do know their tea. They drink more tea per person than anywhere else in the world.

(Obviously China uses more tea overall...but not per person)
I know this cause it was the tiebreak question at the pub quiz a while back

 

Can't stand tea but apparently I make a good cuppa!.

 

Yes but now I need two tea bags as they've product shrunk the things!

 

My auld granda used loose tea. Brewed it for ages in the pot and strained it through a tea strainer when pouring it into the cup. Nae milk. Nae sugar. Just black tea.

I don't think anyone uses loose tea now.
I don't think many people even make it in a teapot now

 

Absolutely HH