What are you drinking?

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Lady Chatterley

Quote from: Corey on November 12, 2007, 12:43:39 PM

I've always enjoyed Twining's Queen Mary Blend with it's hint of Lapsang.

Lilas Pastia

Quote from: Keemun on November 12, 2007, 10:59:58 AM
Artichoke tea?  That's just wrong.... :-X

I'm drinking some decent-but-not-great Assam tea that's been in my office for a while and is probably getting stale.   

I have a bag of loose leaf Keemun in my office drawer. Is it in danger of getting stale? I tend to forget it's there  :P

Bogey

Enjoyed two cuppas today from these:

 
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RebLem

This last evening (Wednesday, Nov 14) I drank just water and Diet Cherry Seven-Up.
"Don't drink and drive; you might spill it."--J. Eugene Baker, aka my late father.

Saul


Kullervo

Quote from: Bogey on November 14, 2007, 07:35:37 PM
Enjoyed two cuppas today from these:

 

:'( How I long for a nice cup of real tea and not this pathetic bagged crap. That orange blossom tea sounds great.

Saul


Kullervo

Quote from: Muriel on November 14, 2007, 09:07:47 AM
I've always enjoyed Twining's Queen Mary Blend with it's hint of Lapsang.

Unfortunately it probably isn't to be found in my supermarket. I've seen Lapsang in the supermarkets in Orlando, though.

Mark

Camomile and rooibos tea. I rarely drink any other kind these days. 0:)

bwv 1080

right now some Ethiopian coffee from my French press

yesterday got a bottle of Bowmore Legend, a $20 Islay single malt.  Nice change from Bourbon, although I do no see myself drinking the stuff regularly

Harry

Quote from: bwv 1080 on November 17, 2007, 04:29:16 AM
right now some Ethiopian coffee from my French press

yesterday got a bottle of Bowmore Legend, a $20 Islay single malt.  Nice change from Bourbon, although I do no see myself drinking the stuff regularly

The Bowmore is a fine malt...
Best to drink it not too often, that way is stays special....
One of my favourite malts! :)

Lilas Pastia

Lapsang Souchong has a way of putting things right for me. A crazy week becomes just a dim memory after a good cup of LS.

I also put a few leaves in the rice when I cook it. Gives it a superb flavour.

toledobass

Quote from: Lilas Pastia on November 17, 2007, 06:49:21 AM
Lapsang Souchong has a way of putting things right for me. A crazy week becomes just a dim memory after a good cup of LS.

I also put a few leaves in the rice when I cook it. Gives it a superb flavour.

I love it as well.  I'm going to try and use some for flavoring an asian flavored bacon I've been thinking up. 

There doesn't seem to be very much middle ground when it comes to liking or disliking it though.  My wife hates it.  She thinkgs it tastes like smokey sweat socks and sticks.   ::)

Allan

Kullervo

Quote from: Lilas Pastia on November 17, 2007, 06:49:21 AM
Lapsang Souchong has a way of putting things right for me. A crazy week becomes just a dim memory after a good cup of LS.

I also put a few leaves in the rice when I cook it. Gives it a superb flavour.

Yep, love those smoky, earthy, extremely pungent teas like Lapsang and Pu-Erh.

Keemun

Quote from: Corey on November 17, 2007, 06:53:06 AM
Yep, love those smoky, earthy, extremely pungent teas like Lapsang and Pu-Erh.

I like Lapsang but usually blended with another tea to cut the smokiness a bit.  One of my favorite blends, Baker Street Afternoon Blend, is Lapsang, Keemun and Darjeeling.  I really wish I had Lapsang now, it would be perfect today.  :(  I tried some Pu-Erh once (still have it I think, maybe I'll try it again) but it didn't do much for me.   

Right now I'm drinking Columbian-something-or-other coffee from Starbucks. :o 
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Lilas Pastia

My son took to Pu-Erh at once. Just as Lapsang haters describe it as bottom-of-the-laundry-cart dirty socks, Pu-Erh is likened to a biteful of earth. It has strong hints of humus and mushroom. Another very characterful infusion.

Great Gable

This...(whenever I get the chance)

Kullervo


Keemun

Quote from: Lilas Pastia on November 17, 2007, 09:36:55 PM
My son took to Pu-Erh at once. Just as Lapsang haters describe it as bottom-of-the-laundry-cart dirty socks, Pu-Erh is likened to a biteful of earth. It has strong hints of humus and mushroom. Another very characterful infusion.


That must be why I didn't like it, I can't stand mushrooms.  :-X 
Music is the mediator between the spiritual and the sensual life. - Ludwig van Beethoven