Tea such an underrated beverage.
Big fan of Ceylon, Earl Grey and all those other fancy ones with no milk.
But always loved decent builders tea with milk in a big mug.
And Dandelion and Burdock [not in the same cup as tea]
What are you drinking? Page 157
Assam for me - dark and strong.......like my men. 
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 20th September 2014, 7:31 PM BSTAss for me - dark and strong.......like my men.
You don't get that in Costas do you.
Abergavenny Food Festival. Lot's of lovely cider. Top stuff!
I can probably see you from my upstairs window.
Quote: sootyj @ 20th September 2014, 7:44 PM BSTYou don't get that in Costas do you.
Never been in one. 
Quote: roscoff @ 20th September 2014, 7:54 PM BSTAbergavenny Food Festival. Lot's of lovely cider. Top stuff!
Are you taking a trip down to it?
Quote: Lazzard @ 20th September 2014, 6:46 PM BSTNothing.
Yet.
But there's a bottle of white in the fridge that's days are numbered.
Are you a secret lemonade drinker then?
Quote: Oldrocker @ 20th September 2014, 9:28 PM BSTAre you taking a trip down to it?
Went yesterday. Twas good!
I actually don't like tea very much. I find that it's too bitter without milk (apart from Earl Grey which I like a lot) and even the tiniest drop of milk takes most of the flavour away. Any suggestions? What's a good strong tea that isn't overly delicate with milk?
Currently drinking coffee with cherry syrup in it.
Quote: Ben @ 21st September 2014, 11:22 AM BSTAny suggestions? What's a good strong tea that isn't overly delicate with milk?
Assam - good dark strong flavoursome tea.
Quote: lofthouse @ 6th September 2014, 1:59 PM BSTYou disgust me
I've just remembered a friend of mine who would put a tea bag in a mug of cold water and then microwave the lot - heathen. 
Did it work?
I declined his offer of "refreshment" >_<
Third espresso of the morning.
They might have to peel me off the ceiling by lunchtime.