I like black tea with my pipes. For me it's Punjana loose tea with a little milk but no sugar. What brands do you drink and how do you drink them?
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Always some type of black tea when I drink such.
Twinings Of London English Breakfast Tea with a splash of milk.
Assam with milk and sugar. Though more coffee centric.
I second Yorkshire tea, but I'm told what I actually like is Yorkshire milk. Haha!
Loose leaf Earl Grey (my favorite brand is Taylor’s of Harrogate), which I find pairs with light Englishes very well.
Um, just plain ol’ sweet tea ?
With lots of ice and some lemon.
With lots of ice and some lemon.
They do an extra strong English breakfast tea now which is even nicer.
Fortnum & Mason Irish breakfast tea is really nice if you like a stronger, malty flavour.
I enjoy a nice stout Irish Breakfast tea when I'm hankering for some black tea, but most often I'll be found drinking iced Hibiscus tea with my pipe.
Mostly PG Tips with milk and sweetener. Occasionally, Taylors Scottish Breakfast Tea with milk and sweetener.
For me it's Tetley or Twinings mostly. However I enjoy many tea brands when done proper, mostly black tea's, I do like green tea's as well. I can do a milky tea or not, one sugar, lemon, honey or not doesn't matter.
Yorkshire tea, julie andrews.
Thou I do leave the bag in the mug the whole time, then suck it dry at the end ??
Thou I do leave the bag in the mug the whole time, then suck it dry at the end ??
I find lots of good British and Irish teas at Teadog.com in the US.
I'm a fan of Earl Grey/Irish Breakfast teas and yes, I'd agree they're great with light English Blends. Irish Breakfast and EMP is a great way to start the day!
Yorkshire Tea with milk, tried others no good.
Since I am from Azerbaijan and we have a famous region for growing tea (also tobacco) I enjoy their black tea with my pipes 90% of the time. The region is situated in south of the country and famous for its tea, tobacco, citrus fruits, rice, etc.
Taylors of Harrogate - Imperial Gunpowder. Just keep it away from the lighter...
Actually it is a very nice green tea but that did not stop Australian customs from grilling me whenever it was found in my luggage by over zealous officials (now they have shifted focus to tobacco
Actually it is a very nice green tea but that did not stop Australian customs from grilling me whenever it was found in my luggage by over zealous officials (now they have shifted focus to tobacco