What kind of tea do you drink?

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It's up. Vote!

[WindUp]

Depends on the situation.

[SelfMadeBum]

Green tea, baby! I tend to retain a lot of water so I appreciate its diuretic properties.

[Napoleon]

Green tea, very hot. Nothing added.

It's the drink of the gods when it's freezing outside.

[CaelestisPeste]

Agua.

[Artio]

"I just want to click on something darnit" as usual, but I also drink white tea. No sugar, no milk, nothing but white tea.

[Uncle Mort]

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[Zodd]

Earl Grey plain

[heartless]

all kinds, must be real tea though as in leaves intact, no bags and no floor sweeping. strong and plain.

i'm a tea enthusiast, as well as beer, wine, and food. :D

[Sali]

Green tea with honey.

[Latro]

Unflavored, no sugar, no creamer, loose; otherwise anything goes. Most recently, matcha, which is way too delicious for its price (that is it is not fair that something so wonderful must be so expensive).

[dontmesswithme]

Peppermint tea.

[plotthickens]

Peppermint tea.

Crap, I forgot to add Tisanes.

[Banannalou]

Earl Grey with cream and sugar.
When at a coffee shop with a plethora of hot drink choices, it's usually a chai tea latte.

(and no matter how hard I try to like it, green tea will always taste like silage.)

[LonelyHero]

Herbal tea and
Green tea, very hot. Nothing added.

It's the drink of the gods when it's freezing outside.
That's what I usually do. And it'll be much better with a view or a friend :)

[floramacivor]

Green tea is winning!

I drink green tea. It's the only way I can psyche myself to drink enough. It has enough caffeine to be tempting, but not enough to have all the side effects of coffee.

[Distance]

Dark roast coffee with no cream or sugar first but lattes are nice once in awhile with no sugar.
Specific black, green, oolong or herbal teas, no cream or sugar.

[Color Me DEEP]

Flavored tea, hot, with lemon and/or sweetener. :d the best!

[Awesome]

sleepy time herbal tea

[Innovate]

Green tea

[Rationality]

Oolong, cold, plain. It's my favorite drink. I also like kombucha, fermented tea.

[John01]

Mostly green tea (no cream or sugar), but it varies. Right now I'm drinking black-apricot/ginger tea and black-apricot tea.

I often add a little lemon juice to just about any kind.

[MrControll]

Green tea is wining... interesting. Personally, I just can't take regular black tea. Too plain.

[mozartus]

Earl Grey with double bergamot and a touch of sugar.

[Latro]

Green tea is wining... interesting. Personally, I just can't take regular black tea. Too plain.
You are probably drinking the wrong stuff. Good plain black tea is overpowering with flavor.

[Warrior]

Most of the time I drink black tea cold and unsweetened. Sometimes I drink green tea, though, especially in teh winter because I mostly drink green tea hot.

[Egamar]

Earl Grey...Hot
Green Tea with oriental food

[vampyroteuthis]

At the moment, some lemon ginger herbal thing with honey.

Black teas, black teas with spices, sometimes brown sugar, no milk/milk substitute. Herbal, sometimes with honey. And when the heat's not working so well, anything warm that goes down my gullet.

[Mohammad]

a tea made with 5 different ingredients added in just the right quantities, and added at just the right time. the timing is also very subjective, so no two instances of tea brewing are alike.
i call it my voodoo tea. :)

[Still Standing]

Earl Grey with cream and sugar.
When at a coffee shop with a plethora of hot drink choices, it's usually a chai tea latte.

(and no matter how hard I try to like it, green tea will always taste like silage.)

I could have posted the exact same thing, but with honey and a non-dairy creamer (or the occasional milk) instead of cream and sugar.

[Malkavia]

I drink all the teas.

Green tea, Earl Grey, black, fruit, flavored, whatever.

[kaer]

A combo of abovementioned & unmentioned (tea-wise):
Green tea, white tea, flower tea, chinese tea - basically unsweetened & served hot

Selected coffee. Water, of course. (since options given in poll)

[Mogura]

Chai, baby, chai...

[Within]

I'm in favour of a variation of flavours, from the top of my head I enjoy drinking white, green, peppermint, vanilla and gunpowder. Always hot and preferably sweetener to suger, but any will do. Oh and I find that sweet apple tea they serve in Arabic countries to be really tasty too.

[Thinker]

What is this "creamer" of which you speak.....milk?

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What is this "creamer" of which you speak.....milk?

Options are no fat milk, 1%, 2%, whole, half-and-half, whipping cream, heavy cream. :)

[123456789]

Earl Grey

[PlatinumBlack]

Lapsang Souchong. People seem to love it or hate it. Pungent.

[IotaNull]

Peppermint tea.

[Bisclavret]

-Green Tea
-White Tea
-Peppermint
-Chamomile
-Ginger
-Turmeric
-Dandelion
-Lemon Echinacea
-etc.

P.S. I love tea.

[Femmebott]

earl grey green with organic lemon + honey

3+ cups daily

[momorawr]

My favorite it mint tea.

[yoginimama]

White tea. Second favorite, Lipton chai with milk/cream.

[John01]

Been downing about three cups of Earl Grey per day for the last few days. I like it.

[timeineternity]

I selected 'Black tea, hot, plain' (usually Assam or Darjeeling), but I also very much enjoy green teas and white teas. As well as a few blends such as Earl Grey and other traditional English teas.

[Calica]

My vote goes to "tea is good in all its forms", though my usual choices are rooibos vanilla, green tea and peppermint, only occasionally black tea. I add milk to all of the above, mostly.

Also tried japanese cherry tea the other day, tasted quite nice.:)

[Winklepicker]

I said all kinds...I love tea that 'feeds' my health, so I go for herbal or green teas and don't add any cream or sugar...except for when I make my own ginger tea...then I add honey and cinnamon, yum.

[Midhiel]

I do not live in a culture that is aware of the existence of any tea other than the very sugary iced variety.

I'm really trying to get into tea but it's an acquired taste... English breakfast with milk and honey is sooo good. I'm looking into different hand-blended teas on Etsy to see if anything catches my eye. I will act cultured, dammit.

[Terennnash]

English breakfast.
Been enjoying malty assam lately at work.
Loose leaf, coffee filter works well in a pinch :)

A nice light jasmine tea is always refreshing.

[Merle]

Creamer = gross

I drink black tea with milk, as it should be drunk by any proper English person (PG Tips).

Although, I do also enjoy other teas (without milk):

Genmaicha

Earl Grey

and a number of blends from my two favourite tea places:
Mariage Frères - esp. Rouge Provence (a Rooibos tea)

Yumchaa - esp. Notting Hill (a black tea with flowers and fruit) and Regents Park (a Green Tea blend); also, their Earl Grey Blue Star is one of my favourite Earl Greys ever.

[MrDoom]

As a famous starship captain would say, "Tea, Earl Grey, hot".

[John F Kennedy]

I voted black tea--plain, according to what I factually drink lately, but I'm also quite fond of green tea, except I can't get a good one cheaply, so it's not in my repertoire in recent memory. Actually the black tea I drink is a cheap tea bag brand, but surprisingly it is very tasty; on the other hand, green has to come in leaf, really.

[zeroemission]

i like arizona lemon tea. not too bitter or sweet with something approximating the taste of lemon. it's on the watery side, but easy to get cold.

i'm not much a fan of tea, but if i had to pick one, i'd actually say chamomile which isn't really a tea.

what is the name of that deep maroon fuzzy clustered bush that grows in the north east? it has maroon clusters with tiny seeds like grape clusters. if you boil those, you can get a nice and tangy tea that some filtering wouldn't be hurt by. if it's sassafrass or not, then that's a nice tea i could go for right now actually. more of a lemonade than a tea.

[Mindfreak]

Cranberry or Ginseng Tea.

[Nietzsche]

Oolong and Earl Grey.

[plotthickens]

I do not live in a culture that is aware of the existence of any tea other than the very sugary iced variety.

I'm really trying to get into tea but it's an acquired taste... English breakfast with milk and honey is sooo good. I'm looking into different hand-blended teas on Etsy to see if anything catches my eye. I will act cultured, dammit.

Making tea is an acquired skill. Learn the technique and you'll have better luck.

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[Celeborn]

I drink a lot of tea. It is a good hobby of mine.

I was raised on British Empire teas, with milk and sugar, and still very much enjoy a good Assam or Keemun with a bit of milk and sugar. It is a calming drink for me.

I also love Senchas, because even the rather good ones are quite affordable, and the offer such a unique character. If I have the money, I prefer gyokuro.

For oolongs, I like milk oolong and the basic tai kwan yin. Both are pleasantly floral, without being perfumey, and they can be re-brewed many times, which is great for me, as a student.

Finally, my failures: Pu'erh. I cannot like it. I have tried. I have a lovely bing of it; can't drink it. It smells like fish and I cannot abide fish.

[ModernLit]

i thought this was a euphemism...

[Celeborn]

You though what, exactly, was a euphemism? FIsh tea? :p

[SilasGTBronte]

When I chose to drink tea, it's usually either green tea (flavored or unflavored), white tea, herbal tea (peppermint, chamomile, passion flower, etc), or a combination of each.

[John F Kennedy]

Hey, I just remembered. A favourite tea of mine is Guayaki brand Matte Chai Spice Tea. It is an organic brand and it's a heavy, very flavourful tea. You can actually use the teabag for 2 brews. In their documentation, the company claims that the whole process of producing the tea, having the plants act positively on the pollution in the air, harvesting it and transporting it actually reduces the footprint on the planet.

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[Zhen]

herbal, organic...numerous varieties. I drink them usually according to properties eg i won't drink green tea at night.

[SirJamesIII]

I don't know if it is technically tea, but yerba mate turns me into superman. It's like green tea on steroids.

[Zhen]

I don't know if it is technically tea, but yerba mate turns me into superman. It's like green tea on steroids.

that stuff is awesome with fruit and vegetables made into juice!

[deconspire]

I like Ceylon iced tea from Peace Tea. (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)

Was never much of a hot tea drinker but i'm hooked on this Tetley Masala (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) stuff with sugar and milk right now.

[Elena]

I am Irish but I hate tea (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.). However as a child when I was ill, honey and raspberry tea was okay.

[Bailalobos]

Marks and Spencer Fair Trade extra strong black tea, with a splash of milk. Or, any English or Irish Breakfast tea. Even though I'm 'Murican (Lipton's Orange Pekoe, yeecch), living in Dubai among all those Brits got me hooked.

Southern BBQ required beverage is sweet tea, the real stuff (no, you don't just add sugar to tea!).

[deconspire]

^ B knows southern sweet tea.

A phrase you will never hear in the south upon receiving tea: "where is the sugar shaker?".

[Coralaisly]

I love most tea, favorite is Indian Chai with almond milk and Splenda, though.

[Moxiie]

Sweet tea - my preferred drink at all times. Other than that it's a good Earl Grey, Irish Breakfast and Brown Rice Green Tea.

I bought this one bag of tea in Peru that is simply the husks of the cocoa bean - you boil them and it makes this clear chocolate flavored tea. Add sugar and it's insanely good. Over ice it's sublime - like really high quality hot chocolate without the milk and all the flavor.

Another great tea is called Yogi Tea (not the brand) - it's like chai but has slightly different spices and you boil it loose and add milk and real maple syrup. Homemade Yogi Tea (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)

Market Spice (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) Cinnamon Orange tea is amazing tea as well.

[Nothingradio]

I like to switch around to different teas whenever possible. However my favorite is loose leaf oolong brewed with a mint leaf in the mug. It is amazing.

[Chameleon]

Earl Grey, hot.

The best I ever had was a chai tea, brewed fresh, with full leaves, and combined with raw sugar. OMGoodness! It was a love affair in a cup. It came from a local in Baghdad when I was overseas. I would go back just for the tea :) yummmm...

[Selene]

I'm a sucker for flavored black tea with a dash of vanilla. A favorite indulgence would be iced earl grey with a scoop of ice cream. Piping hot genmaicha, chamomile or swedish berry when the weather is cold.

[SarcasticVlad]

Usually green tea. But I like peppermint as well. Sometimes I even drink those fruity teas with oranges and whatnot. I can drink pretty much any tea.

[Midhiel]

Just bought some English breakfast, Earl Grey lavender, and Watson blend (Irish breakfast + cinnamon + Earl Grey green) and got a free sample of Assam Melody. (Ordered some honey Rooibos cookies and tea honey as well.) I'm excited.

[Nostalgia]

plain hot black tea, just like my coffee. Also green tea. yeah I am boring.

[Othesemo]

I'm a fan of black tea sweetened with honey (no cream). Tasty, and helpful in warding off allergies (provided that it's local honey). Alternatively, I also like green tea with jasmine.

[DesertKnight]

Favorite Hot: Earl Grey plain no sweetener.

Favorite Cold: Black Tea plain no sweetener.

Favorite Sweet: Cold Black Tea with Honey.

[Stannis]

Mostly Sencha.

[thod]

I like 'English Breakfast' blend. You can't divide the world into black or green tea, it is too coarse a division.

[Mohammad]

It depends.
If I feel lazy or pressed for time, an off the shelf lemon tea bag in microwaved mug of water.
If I feel like working, then it is my own blend of tea. Mint, jasmine, cinnamon, cardamom, saffron with sugar to taste all have to be added in the right proportions and in the right sequence. It took many months to come up with this formula. These ingredients are non-negotiable. I call it my voodoo tea. :)

[thod]

It depends.
If I feel lazy or pressed for time, an off the shelf lemon tea bag in microwaved mug of water.
If I feel like working, then it is my own blend of tea. Mint, jasmine, cinnamon, cardamom, saffron with sugar to taste all have to be added in the right proportions and in the right sequence. It took many months to come up with this formula. These ingredients are non-negotiable. I call it my voodoo tea. :)

Yea but does it contain any actual tea? Tea comes from the tea plant, Camellia sinensis. There are many herbal infusions but they are not tea.

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[Selene]

It depends.
If I feel lazy or pressed for time, an off the shelf lemon tea bag in microwaved mug of water.
If I feel like working, then it is my own blend of tea. Mint, jasmine, cinnamon, cardamom, saffron with sugar to taste all have to be added in the right proportions and in the right sequence. It took many months to come up with this formula. These ingredients are non-negotiable. I call it my voodoo tea. :)

This brings to mind the culture and practice of Teasim or Cha Dao and Saturday afternoons watching my godfather make tea in the most precise and exacting manner possible. Brewing and preparing a beverage as simple as a fresh cup of tea, it seemed, required strenuous discipline.

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Earl Grey, hot.

The best I ever had was a chai tea, brewed fresh, with full leaves, and combined with raw sugar. OMGoodness! It was a love affair in a cup. It came from a local in Baghdad when I was overseas. I would go back just for the tea :) yummmm...

Yes! Sipping a generous shot glass of piping hot chai in winter, especially one that comes from the street peddlers is one of the best moments in travel I've ever had.

[Mohammad]

Yea but does it contain any actual tea? Tea comes from the tea plant, Camellia sinensis. There are many herbal infusions but they are not tea.
...

To be honest, I've never viewed my concoction as anything but tea. Hopefully the jasmine tea counts, right?

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This brings to mind the culture and practice of Teasim or Cha Dao and Saturday afternoons watching my godfather make tea in the most precise and exacting manner possible. Brewing and preparing a beverage as simple as a fresh cup of tea, it seemed, required strenuous discipline....

I also let the tea simmer on its own by placing the pot about half-way on the stove so just one side gets heated allowing the tea to churn naturally. Additionally, I also don't keep track of time - I let the tea scent waft to me on the sofa in determining when it is ready. I didn't want to add these details for they might be seen as obsessive. :)

Wait.. obsessive? Proudly so. :)

[Banda]

Caramel Creme Rooibos tea with milk and sugar. So tasty!
If that's not available then black tea with milk and sugar.
Plain peppermint tea if I'm ill.

[Valkyr]

Chai, any sort of green tea, and English breakfast are my top three. I have a peach flavored blend that I'm turning into iced tea right now, it's delicious.

[Bailalobos]

Hibiscus flower tea is excellent as a hot weather drink.

[GhostlyENTJ]

Black Teas: PG Tips or Yorkshire Gold
Darjeeling

[callalilly]

Earl grey double bergamont, oolong and tension tamer I love tea's. But I usually like those in the black tea family.

[Jezebel]

I'm not into much green tea in general, but Mighty Leaf's Hojicha (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) is one of my favorite overall teas. I prefer it hot with no sugar. I've enjoyed some other brands of roasted green tea as well, but not quite as much.

I like more varieties of black tea but I vary the temperature and what I put in it depending on mood. I like chai tea with vanilla soy or almond milk. I like tea that smells like flowers (jasmine, rose, etc), but it's more about the aroma than the taste.

[extollere]

Black tea with lemon juice+sugar or sugar+milk

[Coffeebean]

I just like a hot cup of green tea now and then, so my tea tastes aren't fancy. A friend once tried to give me something called lapsang souchong that smelled of pine and was terrible.

[gint]

I regularly drink "Tie Guan Yin", which is a variety of Chinese oolong tea. On the odd occasion when I'm feeling rich, I would purchase "Gyokuro", a premium grade green tea (I highly recommend this if you like 'Green Tea'); best brewed using water of 60C/140F (if leaves discolour after brewing, the water is too hot).

Scented teas just rub me the wrong way.

As mentioned by Selene, there is an ideal temperature of water for different types of tea leaves. Though most people can't really be bothered :).

[fearofchange]

Earl Grey indeed. I don't make it in packets anymore, its not the same!

[Mallaco]

But my favourite is Mate Tea, To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

[Zodd]

Do you need to have a special kind of tea to make tea with non-hot water? Because I tried it with Earl Grey (I think) and it seriously tasted like soap, it also had weird bubbles/foam on top. Thought it would be handy to use warm water instead of hot water because I always drink the when it is cooled of to warm tea.

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And yeah, my favorite is Yerba Mate also, though the site that delivers it is expensive and I don't know where to buy it else, don't have a credit card so can't buy it from outside my country.

[topquark]

Peppermint tea. Couldn't figure out what poll category that would be though.

[BiskitsnGravy]

Malted Chinese blacks, typically Yunnan.

[DevAnima]

I just want to click on something darnit! LOL

Rooibos + Yerba Mate (with no sugar) = brighter brain, calm nerves and just a delicious thing to drink :) ... occasionally, because mostly I drink water and don't like to be addicted to anything than the basic food.
I like green tea but I can't drink it much because of my heart :/ cause green tea contains more caffeine than the normal coffee which I don't drink at all.

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...but it's more about the aroma than the taste.
OMG ! Give me five :thumbsup: :nice:
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And you must try Rooibos ;)

[Anima Mundi]

I love all kinds of tea, but I've been leaning towards green and herbal teas nowadays.

My favorites:

Celestial Seasonings Mandarin Orchard Green Tea (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)
Harney and Sons African Autumn Tea (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)
Revolution Orange and Chocolate Green Tea (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)

[Equinox]

I only drink Lipton bottled green tea (cold/room temperature) so I don't think I fit into any of these categories...but Lipton bottled green tea, water, and an occasional splash of fruit juice for flavoring are all I drink these days.

[Jordano612]

I enjoy tea in all its forms, but it really depends. If it's night time i like a cup of hot chamomile tea or caffeine free green. During the day i'll usually drink iced black tea.

[RedCatRibbon]

Green tea <3

[JasmineGreen]

Jasmine Green!

[babsa]

chai tea is pretty awesome. I like to add a bit of sugar and half&half.

[catatonic]

green tea.

[master j]

all kinds. rooibos, herbal, gen mai cha, gunpowder, champa, irish breakfast... all of them.

oh, except smoky tea. that's the only tea i've met that i didn't like.

[DeadIdealist]

I have a strong preference towards coffee with milk.

I generally drink black tea.

Sometimes I'm OK with green tea.

I also like rose/flower tea and stuff, but I rarely get to drink it.

I drink all my stuff sugarless, and I like lemon if I can bother to add it. Sometimes it's more "tea + cookies" and "coffee + pastries" for me, though.

[Othesemo]

I've become progressively fonder of earl gray recently.

[avanteguardej]

I mostly drink Black Chai Tea, but I do like it both hot and cold.

[Analyze]

I really only drink caffeinated black tea, but I wouldn't refuse an appealing green tea either.
I only drink hot tea, for some reason I just don't like it when it's cold.

[BruceLemur]

Earl Grey. Hot.

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[Auntie]

It depends. I like Earl Grey, nothing in it, hot.

But sometimes I like Pu Er.

[Madden]

Black tea, hot, with sugar and milk...Scottish Blend (because it's strong).

[Contrapreneur]

Coffee in the morning. Strong, black, unsweetened. Kona, Italian, or Colombian.

Two or three cups of green tea throughout the day. No caffeine after about 3:00 or 4:00.

In the evening, a cup or two of mint tea (not mint flavored tea, but "tea" made of mint with no actual tea leaves in it) or Celestial's Sleepytime blend (chamomile, mint, valerian). I don't like the taste of plain chamomile tea or most other blends incorporating it.

I like sweet iced tea or black tea occasionally, but I generally avoid it because of the high sugar.

I traveled in the Middle East in the past, and I really enjoyed the coffee and tea culture they have. Everywhere you go and everything you do is accompanied by a small cup of very sweet Turkish coffee or hot black tea.

[Chimera]

I have been a coffee and tea drinker since I was 13. I love the sight, the smell, the touch, the taste of them, nearly everything, except cheap coffee or tea. Cheap coffee and tea makes my soul dark and I want to rampage.....well....just a little....

Anyway, all things coffee and tea are welcome here....
Don't drink coffee but like some of the artwork that has been made with it? Come on in.
Want to discuss why Earl Grey is the only drink for you? Discuss away.


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*sigh* can't win for losing......

[Junk]

Black coffee and black tea!

I love a dark roast as I sit on my porch smoking pure tobacco contemplating reality.

[dawnmarie]

Black, or green. Can't stand herbal teas.

[Nattibo]

Sencha. The more bitter, the better. Because it is that bitterness that is so delicious.

[Eves]

I enjoy almost all teas. I go more for greens, whites, and oolongs.
Every tea is drunk plain, I find it disrespectful that so much is put into growing and creating the tea itself to dilute it's natural flavors with milk or sugar before even tasting it.
Plus I just like the flavor of my tea being just that, tea. :)

[Elanesse]

I have English tea with milk and honey every morning (hot), but some of my other favorites are chamomile, mint, and some kind of throat tea with licorice that I like. Green tea is okay, but I prefer mostly herbal teas.

[trevarthan]

Well now, that's interesting. " Tea is good in all its forms. " got a higher click through rate than "a combo of something above". Ad men take note.

[LuxAurelia]

Lapsang Souchong with lemon
Chai
Jasmine Green Tea (iced in the summertime)
Earl Grey with milk
Harney & Sons 'Paris Tea'
Vanilla Almond

[Sk8ordude]

Hot green tea with milk and honey.

[Nyxwillow]

Most herbal teas are good for me.

[Jordano612]

I like Arizona Iced tea a lot. I also like to sometimes drink Matcha Green tea in the morning, and Gyokuro in the afternoon.

[SpaceWolf]

I like black tea and earl grey tea. Sometimes with milk, and sometimes without milk. I picked "black tea, hot, plain" though, because I don't like sweetened hot tea and "creamer" and "milk" are two very different things.

[plotthickens]

Well now, that's interesting. " Tea is good in all its forms. " got a higher click through rate than "a combo of something above". Ad men take note.

Some types of tea-drink are not listed. Matcha, yerba mate, chai, etc.

[Mind Virus]

Arizona Iced Tea :awesome:

[Ordered Chaos]

Arizona Decaffeinated Green Tea.

[Kirsanov]

Mostly coffee, but every once in a while I will have a cup of Earl Grey in the late afternoon.

[Analyze]

Earl Grey, Black dragon pearl, and English breakfast. In that order

[Voidkicker]

Any tea, with the exception of those containing spearmint, loaded with sugar/honey and hot as I can stand it.
My sister says any tea with the exception of any mint and/or fruit/berry type. Little or no sugar and warm but not exceedingly hot.

[Americano]

Yerba mate and coffee during the day. Sleepy Time before bed.