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 Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:05 pm
Syrcaid Crikey, no one's posted in here for weeks! D: I know -.- tis sad!
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Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:59 pm
I was going to put this in the thread, but I'll try here first. :3 Has anyone tried any of the Red Teas that are around the grocery stores? I read in Newsweek that it has a sweet taste, so it's attracting people who usually don't like tea, due to it's 'bitter' flavor. I'm considering getting some, if I can find any /without/ cinnamon. The name suggests the spice.
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 11:10 am
katersaur
I was going to put this in the thread, but I'll try here first. :3 Has anyone tried any of the Red Teas that are around the grocery stores? I read in Newsweek that it has a sweet taste, so it's attracting people who usually don't like tea, due to it's 'bitter' flavor. I'm considering getting some, if I can find any /without/ cinnamon. The name suggests the spice.
hmmm I've never had red tea, but it sounds delicious so I shall have to try some domokun
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Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 2:01 pm
I'd like to suggest the Stash tea company's Wedding Tea. I bought some not too long ago, and it's become one of my favorites.
In essence, it's green tea with melon bits, it's very sweet and makes you feel cooler as you drink it. It's loose leaf, so you're most likely to find it on their website or in their catalog (I've never seen Stash loose leaf in stores, sadly), but I'd say it's worth it.
Another good pick is their orange passionfruit green tea. So good, so naturally sweet.
Regarding red tea (a few months late, I know): Red tearooibos is pretty good, and (unless it's Red Chai, which I think Bigelow and Celestial Seasonings make, and the Republic of Tea, too) definitely won't have cinnamon. I'd suggest trying it plain first (no sugar or flavors), I made the mistake of trying the Republic of Tea's "Good Hope Vanilla" rooibos, didn't try it again until I bought a box for my collection. I think rooibos is best plain.
People! Let's talk tea!
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Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:54 am
Thanks for the suggestions, Sima Liang!
yeah! talkin' tea!
I would like to suggest Wenshan Baozhong! This tea is amazing and perfect for spring. It has a really light flowerly taste, not as strong as say, a formosa oolong.
Highly recommend if you can get your hands on some!
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2007 1:38 am
lupicia now has an online store! They have fabulous flavored teas and I think their prices are pretty reasonable. Check em out! http://www.lupiciausa.com/And if you have any questions about which flavors are good, feel free to ask because I have tried alot of them! domokun
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Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 6:59 pm
katersaur
I was going to put this in the thread, but I'll try here first. :3 Has anyone tried any of the Red Teas that are around the grocery stores? I read in Newsweek that it has a sweet taste, so it's attracting people who usually don't like tea, due to it's 'bitter' flavor. I'm considering getting some, if I can find any /without/ cinnamon. The name suggests the spice.
I've tried some if we're thinking of the same thing... it's pretty good but the kind I drank was flavored with fruit juice, and it kind of overpowered the rooibos.
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Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 9:12 am
I've had red tea, but it's not my favorite. I like loose leaf tea, and red tea is hard to strain out. There's always a ton of it in the bottom of my glass. But if you mix flavored red teas with greens, it's very good. There's one tropical rooibos I used to get from Teavana if you're mixing tea.
Has anyone tried those yixing pots and cups? I want one, but I've never tried it before
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