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Alex J
16-08-10, 08:54 PM
just had a cup of twinings english breakfast tea that the old boy brought, very nice, but not sure if its as good as a yorkshire tea , whats the nation reckon..........................

Rysee
16-08-10, 08:56 PM
You get what you pay for, I stick to Pg or Tetley normally though

mowgli
16-08-10, 08:58 PM
yorkshire is a good every day cuppa. but twinings is very good.. the best cup of tea i ever had was served in a transport cafe that was demolished 20 years ago, and i have no idea what the tea was, but it was truly awesome.

Adam
16-08-10, 08:59 PM
Tesco's own tea bags in the brown/red box are quite nice, and pretty cheap too!!!
They make a well nice brew

Rysee
16-08-10, 08:59 PM
Currently have Co-Op fairtrade rubbish, not bad

Lynsey
16-08-10, 09:06 PM
Any tea does me :) I'm not picky- just a good, strong cuppa with milk and one sugar. Perfect ;)

Alex J
16-08-10, 09:07 PM
yorkshire is a good every day cuppa. but twinings is very good.. the best cup of tea i ever had was served in a transport cafe that was demolished 20 years ago, and i have no idea what the tea was, but it was truly awesome.was it mixed with diesellol

Graeme
16-08-10, 09:09 PM
Yorkshire gold ftmfw

General Baxter
16-08-10, 09:11 PM
loose leaf lol

mowgli
16-08-10, 09:19 PM
was it mixed with diesellol

god knows.. i ordered a breakfast & this giant mug was placed in front of me... you could have stood a fork up in it, it was that strong..

Derick-Sport
16-08-10, 09:20 PM
you have never experienced tea until you have had a pot of farrers lakeland special best tea in all the land

Alex J
16-08-10, 09:21 PM
Yorkshire gold ftmfwim thinking the same:)

Southie
16-08-10, 09:23 PM
I only drink tea when having fish & chips, usually Yorkshire tea.

mowgli
16-08-10, 09:24 PM
the trouble is that water tastes so different depending on where you live, that tea can taste massively different too.

when i lived in oxford, the water was so hard that tea tasted rank. but when i use bottled water, like when i go camping, it tastes heavenly

mowgli
16-08-10, 09:25 PM
I only drink tea when having fish & chips, usually Yorkshire tea.

so 2 cups a day then?

draper
16-08-10, 09:28 PM
builders tea - strong as er, builders


stella FTW

Pistol Pete
16-08-10, 09:29 PM
Any tea does me :) I'm not picky- just a good, strong cuppa with milk and one sugar. Perfect ;)

Same. IMO tea is tea! Except 2 sugars here, ta!!

Southie
16-08-10, 09:29 PM
so 2 cups a day then?
Usually a Friday when I go to the chippy. Also our waters bloody terrible at home with too much chlorine so have a water filter ahhhhhhhh, enjoy the cuppa.

mowgli
16-08-10, 09:30 PM
do you have a round of buttered bread too??? cos that was always the best part of fish & chips when i was a kid.. the cup of tea was second best....

Graeme
16-08-10, 09:36 PM
Yorkshie tea can be bought for hard water areas

Southie
16-08-10, 09:36 PM
do you have a round of buttered bread too??? cos that was always the best part of fish & chips when i was a kid.. the cup of tea was second best....
Ah good old Milk Roll lol Wish I was still a kid but round bread will suffice lol

dougie_boi
16-08-10, 09:37 PM
nambari is very good nice and strong or tetley

mowgli
16-08-10, 09:38 PM
a round of bread is 2 slices of (square) jumbo fresha bread..... milk roll is for puffs

Southie
16-08-10, 09:40 PM
a round of bread is 2 slices of (square) jumbo fresha bread..... milk roll is for puffs
I jest old boy lol

Jack
16-08-10, 09:43 PM
Where to start lol

I like Assam, its got a strong enough "basic" flavour which I like as an everyday tea. Twinings Assam is prety good. If I've got time, loose tea beats bagged sweepings all day long; I've got some really nice Robert Wilson Ceylon (breakfast blend is top).

Do like my monkey tea though, thats quite nice lol


Tesco's own tea bags in the brown/red box are quite nice, and pretty cheap too!!!
They make a well nice brew
Blark, tescos red is minging!


the trouble is that water tastes so different depending on where you live, that tea can taste massively different too.
This is very true, key to a good cup of tea is decent water.

[edit] Oh yeah and I thought the Yorkshire tea was Ok, but Westcountry tea is better :d