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Loose leaf Kenyan Black... or Twinings Earl Grey and Darjeeling
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I drink green tea with lunch at work most days. I have a lot of different teas at home and at work, but am still mainly a coffee drinker. 
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Tettley Tea with milk & 2 sugars (the best blended tea for hard water) 
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green tea or lemon tea 2 cups a day......the morning doesn't feel right until I had a cup of either one
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Tesco's own brand. Comes in a box of 240 perforated bags. Need 2 or 3 every morning in order to feel human and ready for the days challenges.
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Never tried it. Anyone have any experience of it?
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Seen it in stores but not a fan of licorice so it's not something I'd ever try.
In the interests of science...I may have to go shopping tomorrow
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Alpha Blonde
I have a lot of tea. Here are a few of my faves.
HOT:
Harney & Sons Tropical Green Tea (green tea with pineapple)
Tea Forte brand - Topelo Honey Fig, Pan-roasted Black Cherry, Cucumber mint, Spiced Ginger Plum (iced/hot)
Aveda comforting tea with licorice root, peppermint leaf, sweet fennel, basil
Juniper Ridge - Douglas Fir Spring Tips (a hot cup of forest - pure harvested in the Pacific Northwest, nothing added)
Tealish brand (local tea house) - Blueberry Lagoon, Toasty Almond
Pluck brand - Spa Day (herbal mix)
Matcha Tea - I've tried a couple of brands but right now I'm happy with the 'DoMatcha' organic summer harvest. Some variations/qualities can get super pricey for a small tin.
CJay Tea & Co - Masala Chai
ICED:
Republic of Tea's Hibiscus Sangria, Watermelon Mint black tea
Teavana's Raspberry Limeade, Golden Monkey Strawberry Lemonade
For Tea's Sake - Mojito Twist
HOT:
Harney & Sons Tropical Green Tea (green tea with pineapple)
Tea Forte brand - Topelo Honey Fig, Pan-roasted Black Cherry, Cucumber mint, Spiced Ginger Plum (iced/hot)
Aveda comforting tea with licorice root, peppermint leaf, sweet fennel, basil
Juniper Ridge - Douglas Fir Spring Tips (a hot cup of forest - pure harvested in the Pacific Northwest, nothing added)
Tealish brand (local tea house) - Blueberry Lagoon, Toasty Almond
Pluck brand - Spa Day (herbal mix)
Matcha Tea - I've tried a couple of brands but right now I'm happy with the 'DoMatcha' organic summer harvest. Some variations/qualities can get super pricey for a small tin.
CJay Tea & Co - Masala Chai
ICED:
Republic of Tea's Hibiscus Sangria, Watermelon Mint black tea
Teavana's Raspberry Limeade, Golden Monkey Strawberry Lemonade
For Tea's Sake - Mojito Twist
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I'm drinking Earl Grey right now...But my favourite is peppermint. I tend to drink herbals/non-caffeinated more than any other tea, but I also like oolong, rooibos, and chai.
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well, give the licorice (liquorice) spice tea a miss
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Currently, for a straight black tea, I like Assam (my tea shop of choice carries 3 varieties from Assam). Breakfast blend would be Scottish Breakfast. Flavoured black would be Raspberry or Earl Grey. Green would be sencha (Japanese green) and, again, the shop I patronize has several options. Herbal, I still don't really have a favourite though the blueberry herbal blend I have in the cupboard right now is pretty good.
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The first cup, is Irish Breakfast,
then orange pekoe,
the last will be a Chai of some variety, depending on what I'm feeling.
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I have tea most mornings, but I make it with coffee beans, so it tastes of something.
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I like Oolong for a pick me up. But I like a lot of herbal teas as well.
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I like Oolong for a pick me up.
I have a nice oolong in my desk at work. Drink it sparingly, though. Love it but not as a daily drinker for some reason.
On a difficult journey home, Kate finds love and sex in a fellow traveler.
And I first introduced Kate as a university student whose first time kind of sets the stage for her new story.
