What tea do you drink?

Me, when I drink tea I drink green tea, with 1tsp of sugar in a huge mug.
My favorite flavors are:
Lotus
Mango
Vanilla.

You?

(In the mornings, though, I must have coffee...)

PG tips or Scottish Blend, whichever is to hand.

PG Tips.

I was in Florida visiting my mother for a week and I had to hit the "Brit section" at Publix to pick up a small box of PG Tips - I just could not make it through the first day without my tea!

Tetley and on the odd occasion, Earl Grey.

PG Tipps

Twinings Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Afternoon Tea

and PG Tips 

At night I drink either Celestial Seasonings Sleepy Time Tea (in my Sleepy Time Tea mug!) or Almond Sunset or Bengal Spice.  Yummy!

ooooh I LOVE sleepytime!  also peppermint tea!

I'm not a big tea drinker so Richard picks up tea for himself, which is usually the house brand from Tesco.

What I find interesting is this whole idea that the number of sugars put into tea is class-based.  Richard gets a real kick out of the fact that I like my tea really sweet which he equates to builders and such.  It's some kind of macho thing, the number sugars in tea.

What's it say about me that I take no sugar in my tea? 

No sugar, very very very little skim milk.  I like my tea strong!

The Celestial Seasonings teas, I usually sweeten them with honey rather than sugar.

i'm like you peedal.  i drink the celestial seasonings plain.

my tea normally has a splash of skim and no sugar.

although when father in law makes it with milk and a sugar it's heaven. 

on a day to day basis, i like it strong!  esp. my earl grey

Apparently, less sugar = upper class.   

My father-in-law has FIVE sugars in his tea.  But he puts it down to rationing in the war and blames his sweet tooth on years that he went without.   

I drink Aveda comfort tea....it really is soothing! You don't need milk or sugar...its perfect on its own.   

I stocked up when we went back to the states recently although our local House of Fraser sells it.

Julie

Apparently, less sugar = upper class.

I must be freakin' royalty, then! 

I do admit to having sugar & semi-skimmed milk when I don't feel well - it's more of a "comfort food" than a beverage then.