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McKenzie Bryan There are two great tea shops that I know of in Oslo - Le Palais de Thés, and Black Cat. Look them up if you're in the city :)

69 weeks ago from Tea

 
Anyone have a favorite tea for making iced tea? I love my Sweet Flower Oolong tea (from teasource.com), but am always looking for suggestions!

84 weeks ago from Tea

Ryan Paugh: Usually just black tea for me, but I always let it brew outside in the sun w/ a couple of mint sprigs from my mint plant inside as well. I like a ...MoreUsually just black tea for me, but I always let it brew outside in the sun w/ a couple of mint sprigs from my mint plant inside as well. I like a little mint flavor in my iced tea.
84 weeks ago
 
blake hall Anyone a fan of (or just tried) Matcha?

106 weeks ago from Tea

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Lauren Hall-Stigerts: If you can get to a proper tea house for matcha, that's the best. The kind where they actually whisk the tea. If you try it and like it, I buy ...MoreIf you can get to a proper tea house for matcha, that's the best. The kind where they actually whisk the tea. If you try it and like it, I buy this matcha for myself: http://www.mygreentea.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=m... It's expensive but lasts a long time. (A little goes a long ways!)
106 weeks ago
Vanessa Alvarado: I would feel strange preparing a tea traditionally reserved for tea ceremonies, but I'm opening to trying Matcha. I do love Genmaicha and Sencha. ...MoreI would feel strange preparing a tea traditionally reserved for tea ceremonies, but I'm opening to trying Matcha. I do love Genmaicha and Sencha. Coffee is the only beverage with ceremonial status in my life. Mm, coffee...
106 weeks ago
 
Have anyone tried adagio teas? http://www.adagio.com/ My friend recommended this site, I ordered some tea and I'm hooked to the different mixes they have!

108 weeks ago from Tea

Meghan Skiff: This is great..thanks for sharing. I'll definitely check it out. What is your favorite mix?
108 weeks ago
: Sorry about responding so late! Rooibos caramel, masala chai and chocolate chai is my favorite mix combined. Also the white peach or fruit medley ...MoreSorry about responding so late! Rooibos caramel, masala chai and chocolate chai is my favorite mix combined. Also the white peach or fruit medley teas.
105 weeks ago
 
Vanessa Alvarado I've tried various oolong teas, but I haven't found any better than this kind - http://bit.ly/7sosyM from The Spice & Tea exchange. It has a delicious roasted flavor and it's high in caffeine to boot. Anyone have any quality oolong tea recommendations?

110 weeks ago from Tea

 
Cheryl Lynn Morris I've been brewing a teabag of Bentley's White Tea each morning. I can sometimes find the cans of tea in HomeGoods, marked down to $5.99 supposedly from $10. The tea can be come plain or come with a flavor like raspberry. And I add vanilla extract and giant tapioca pearls, which come in black, green, or multicolor.

110 weeks ago from Tea

Vanessa Alvarado: That sounds delicious. I love tea with tapioca pearls- incredibly addictive.
110 weeks ago
 
Lauren Hall-Stigerts My recent awesome tea find is Teavana's Youthberry white tea: http://www.teavana.com/Loose-Leaf-Teas/Teas-that-Please/Youthberry-White.... It has a very mild floral/tropical fruit blend to it with only 1% of the caffeine content that you'd find in a cup of coffee. I also blend it with Teavana's Raspberry Riot Lemon Mate (http://www.teavana.com/The-Teas/Mate-Teas/Raspberry-Riot-Lemon-Mate-Tea.axd)--but only put 1 part mate to 3 parts Youthberry or else you'll overpower the gentle flavor!

111 weeks ago from Tea

 
I just ordered Breville's variable temperature tea pot - no more guessing on the water temperature for my oolong, green and white tea!

111 weeks ago from Tea

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Meghan Skiff: Which one did you get? Do you have a link? We have been using an electric kettle at work, which is nice because we can get the water pretty hot. ...MoreWhich one did you get? Do you have a link? We have been using an electric kettle at work, which is nice because we can get the water pretty hot. It would be great to have an exactly perfect temperature though - which is crucial for the perfect cup.
108 weeks ago
: I got the Breville variable temperature tea kettle: MoreI got the Breville variable temperature tea kettle: http://www.brevilleusa.com/tea/variable-temperature-kettle.html
108 weeks ago
 
Karla Mercado Tea is love! Any of you guys make your own tea from scratch? I do mostly herbal blends (sometimes too lazy to get me some tea leaves and I can't grow them in my backyard). I also make my own reusable tea bags: http://tinyurl.com/ylovrm4

113 weeks ago from Tea

Vanessa Alvarado:
I make herbal infusions and tea mixes from herbs grown in my back yard and sometimes from dried herbs I purchase locally. One of my favorites is ...More
I make herbal infusions and tea mixes from herbs grown in my back yard and sometimes from dried herbs I purchase locally. One of my favorites is chocolate mint; it's a beautiful plant that tastes like peppermint tea. It smells rich and delicious when dried. I'll have to take a peek the blog post you linked when I get a chance!
113 weeks ago
Karla Mercado: That sounds perfectly delicious, Vanessa! Perfect for the winter too I bet!
113 weeks ago
 
Meghan Skiff I just tried the Harney & Sons White Christmas Tea. Amazing. Almonds, Vanilla, Cardamom, Chamomile. Highly recommend!

114 weeks ago from Tea

Andrew Staltari: That sounds delightful. Where do they sell it?
114 weeks ago
Meghan Skiff: Sorry for the delay, Andrew. You can get it at MoreSorry for the delay, Andrew. You can get it at http://www.harney.com/ , but I've also seen it at Barnes & Noble in the cafe. You can probably get it on sale now, and it is still perfect for a cold January day.
108 weeks ago
 
Tony Gebely We're doing a Gift Swap this year in the Tea Round Table, check it out: http://worldoftea.org/uncategorized/the-tea-round-tables-holiday-gift-swap/

118 weeks ago from Tea

 
Meghan Skiff Has anyone tried the Tazo Green Ginger? I noticed it for the 1st time this morning in Starbucks. Not usually a Tazo fan, but loving this!

119 weeks ago from Tea

Vanessa Alvarado: I've never had it- sounds tasty!
115 weeks ago
 
Meghan Skiff Has anyone tried the Tazo Green Ginger? I noticed it for the 1st time this morning in Starbucks. Not usually a Tazo fan, but loving this!

119 weeks ago from Tea

 
Vanessa Alvarado Found a large bag of Sencha Japanese green tea for $5. It’s delicious warm or iced and it has a slightly grassy yet roasted flavor.

120 weeks ago from Tea

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Andrew Staltari: Oolong and gunpowder green teas are good. I also like jasmine green tea. I also like jujube green tea. My only regret is that I did not have a ...MoreOolong and gunpowder green teas are good. I also like jasmine green tea. I also like jujube green tea. My only regret is that I did not have a chance to go to the gigantic tea market when I was in Beijing.
115 weeks ago
Vanessa Alvarado: Jujube? I've never heard of it, i'll have to look it up.
114 weeks ago
 
Vanessa Alvarado I found an 8 ounce bag of Genmaicha for $4.99, it's better than expensive brands I paid $4.99+ per ounce for.

126 weeks ago from Tea

: Is that a black tea? Now the summer is winding down I am looking for good recommendations for hot tea. Any suggestions would be welcome!
125 weeks ago
Vanessa Alvarado: It's a green tea with brown rice. It's very brothy, subtle, and delicious. Oolong tea is my current fav, it's between green & black.
125 weeks ago
 
Vanessa Alvarado Now brewing Pheonix Oolong tea. Package says, "High Caffeine." Come to me, sweet caffeine nectar!

128 weeks ago from Tea

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Vanessa Alvarado: Thanks for the tip, I'll have to look those up. Interesting...also, I like grassy green teas.
124 weeks ago
Walt Yates: Good tip Daniela. I like Yerba Mate. It's best with cream.
121 weeks ago
 
Daniela D. Solis I also love a tea made from zacate de limon (spanish), or lemon grass.

128 weeks ago from Tea

Vanessa Alvarado: Lemon grass herbal infusions are tasty! Very fresh. I like to mix mine with fresh mint leaves.
127 weeks ago
 
Daniela D. Solis My all-time favorite tea is made at home from the leaves of a eucalyptus tree in our backyard. (Thanks, dad!)

128 weeks ago from Tea

 
Alec Satin Any other green tea drinkers out there? Pi Lu Chun loose tea is a wonderful morning addiction - available from Upton tea.

128 weeks ago from Tea

 
Tony Gebely Hey everyone! This place is for tea lovers. I also have a tea community set up at: http://www.tearoundtable.com

128 weeks ago from Tea

 
Ryan Paugh Yes! Tea helped me get through the new Brazen Careerist launch! My favorite is Red Bush Iced Tea!

128 weeks ago from Tea

Vanessa Alvarado: Rooibos?
127 weeks ago
 

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