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* Banaspaty Est FTGFOP (Assam): Floral and malty and not particularly bitter. | * Banaspaty Est FTGFOP (Assam): Floral and malty and not particularly bitter. | ||
* Harishpur Estate TGFOP (Assam): Malty, earthy, a little light, but still very pleasant. | * Harishpur Estate TGFOP (Assam): Malty, earthy, a little light, but still very pleasant. | ||
+ | * Halmari CTC BOP (Assam): Earthy, malty, rich, acidic. Pretty much my ideal assam. |
Revision as of 12:17, 30 January 2011
I drink a lot of tea. Probably about 6 cups a day of various sorts on average. Here are my thoughts on what I drink:
[Twinings]
- Earl Grey: One of the better pre-packaged teas on the market, and my favorite earl grey.
- English Breakfast: Regular or decaf, this is my tea of choice when I'm feeling lazy. Nice mild black tea blend in a bag.
[Tealuxe]
- Assam organic: Probably my favorite black tea. Rich, malty, earthy, bitter, with some sharp acidic notes. Wonderful with a bit of milk
- Royal Coconut: A nice floral green tea with lots of coconut flavor. Good hot, spectacular iced.
- Vanilla Nut Mate: Very easy to drink, especially with a touch of sweetener. A good alternative to black tea.
- Masala Chai: Tasty chai. Works best if you actually boil it in the water for ~5 minutes. Deep flavorful tea, great with milk, sugar, and honey.
- Pumpkin spice chai: Strong vanilla flavor and aroma. Another one that's good with milk, sugar, and honey.
[Upton Tea Imports]
- Tippy Orthodox FBOP (Assam): A nice malty assam with lots of delicate floral notes as well.
- Banaspaty Est FTGFOP (Assam): Floral and malty and not particularly bitter.
- Harishpur Estate TGFOP (Assam): Malty, earthy, a little light, but still very pleasant.
- Halmari CTC BOP (Assam): Earthy, malty, rich, acidic. Pretty much my ideal assam.