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I drink green tea the most. However, I do love white to with rasberry, I make it into ice tea.

Tai chi...

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...chai tea...

I drink tea from 3-5 PM.

I like black tea with natural sweeteners.

mmm tea.
i'll have some earl grey please.

I voted fo black tea (Red Rose with soycream and sugar)

But I also like:
Yerba Mate (with soymilk and maple syrup)
Gunpowder Green Tea (plain or with soymilk)
Peppermint (plain)
Chai (soy milk, maple syrup, hot or iced)

Buy loose leaves in bulk, it's cheaper.

used to have 'regular' milk 2 sugars.. then as time went by, lady or earl grey with milk & honey. haven't had any tea in years now or any hot drink. occasionally miss it, like now.

I have a natural preference for green but like almost any tea so long as its sweet.

Earl Grey addict. no sugar and a suggestion of milk.

I had fantastic ginger tea in Kenya but can't find it in England. The English stuff is always Ginger and ***********( add anything from cinnamon to lemon).

As long as it's not that iced crap, I'll drink it.

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gunpowder, sencha, oolong, morrocan mint, matcha - I drink the gunpowder green hot and iced all year long. And I take it straight - not sugar, no milk/cream. in a pinch i am grateful that McDonald's has unsweetened tea on their $1 menu (even if it is plain old black tea)! I can get a fix anytime, anywhere.

Green tea. Mango green tea is divine.

I like decaf. Early Grey tea. I also drink herbal tea. I have to have caffeine free tea, because regular tea makes my heart act up.

Black tea is my favorite among the categories listed in the poll. Specifically, Irish breakfast tea steeped until you can't see the bags in the cup and then I add an equal amount of whole milk. Darjeeling is a close second. Earl Grey is a good change. Indian tea masala is also good on occasion. Thai tea is a must when I eat at a Thai restaurant. Green tea is also good for a change.

The most unusual "tea" I have had wasn't a true tea (camellia senensis) but instead an herbal: sassafras. It was made from the root from a sprout I gathered from the wild. The root smells like root beer!

I love herbal teas! Especially strong tart/tangy ones. My new favorite is Hibiscus Tea, but I can't find it in the local stores and so am currently using Raspberry Tea as a substitute. My previous favorite was Lemon Tea. Hibiscus and Raspberry Tea are pink so I voted for Red Tea.

This thread is relevant to my interests. I currently own over 110 different varieties of tea. This includes, Green, White, Black, Oolong (my favorite kind) Pu Erh, Herbal, Rooibos. I have them organized color coded and by the type of tea. I probably have Pu Erh the most. My favorite is Ripe. Anything from the Menghai factory is fine. I have around 15 tea cakes, mostly raw though. I would say 98% of my tea is loose leaf. I do like some rare tea's aswell, I'm apart of "teachat" It's a website where other tea fanatics gather and have tea together online and just talk about it. But my favorite White Tea would be Silverneedle, Favorite Green tea would be Sencha, Favorite Blacktea would be Black Dragon Pearls (from adagio) favorite Oolong would be anything from Taiwan, or Wu Yi mountain. Pu Erh I like Menghai Recipe 7262, Herbal I like Yerba Mate (Lots of caffine though) and for Rooibos I like it plain. Rooibos actually helps with Autism, I've read articles about it, it's suppose to give a calming effect. It has no caffeine so it somewhat achieves that.

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