What tea do you drink?

Well, I guess I'm in the upper echelons as well! Or is it a worse sin to put sugar in green tea?! I'm confused now...

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. 

Your Majesty!

I'm probably one step down from the brick-layer, gov'.

I drink PG Tips most mornings, though will have an occasional Breakfast Tea or Earl Grey (this one more in the afternoon) and all cuppas have some milk/no sugar in them.  I love having peppermint tea in the winter with a touch of sugar to bring out the sweetness of the mint.

Errr...

Japanese Green Tea, no sugar - you know the first time I came back to the states, my best friend put sugar in her green tea and I almost fainted.

PG Tips, Tetly, or when I feel like a treat, Betty's Blend - all drunk with no milk or sugar.

Liptons Ice Tea  - Sister sent me a few boxes, you know the ones you add cold water to.  Love it when I'm having pizza or fried chicken. 

twinnings select (found in asda, black boxes) lady grey (orangy flavor). Good stuff - a must have for work every morning.

I used to love Constant Comment (is it by Bigelow?) in the US.  Really nice and spicy/orangey.

usually PG tips of tetley (is it?)
or earl gray and vanilla.  (both with a sugar and milk)

Yorkshire if you like strong tea,or if in economy mode Tetleys from Farm Foods £1 per hundred bags.


Dave

Yorkshire is a wonderful tea - but it's a bit more pricey than my PG Tips.  So we can't do it as an "everyday" tea.

I drink pure Assam all the way. Strong and full of flavour. Milk only.

My Beloved has to bring me loads everythime he visits.

I like Darjeeling and Oolong (India and China tea). Also green on occasion (no sugar) to keep DH company.
If I'm needing a strong tea, almost coffee-like, I drink lapsang souchong (sp?), which is smoky, with a bit of milk.  Going to have to look for the PG tips in Publix! :-)

I drink pure Assam all the way. Strong and full of flavour. Milk only.

I like Assam too... stewed very strong, with milk and no sugar.
Nambarrie is also a nice strong tea.

Yorkshire is a wonderful tea - but it's a bit more pricey than my PG Tips. So we can't do it as an "everyday" tea.

True its more pricey,but I like my tea strong,the bride likes it not so strong and the lad likes it weaker,so one tea bag makes us three cups(or in our case mugs) full.So if you're a tightwad like me and divide the cost by 3 its not so bad.LOL.

True its more pricey,but I like my tea strong,the bride likes it not so strong and the lad likes it weaker,so one tea bag makes us three cups(or in our case mugs) full.So if you're a tightwad like me and divide the cost by 3 its not so bad.LOL.

   Ah, yes.  Except that the other half and I like ours SO strong, that we use one "2 cup" tea bag each!! 

I just found a decaf chai by tazo and it is so yummy!!!!  (Just sending you a package of it  today Belindaloo!!!)

I usually drink PG tips, sometimes Green tea as well.