mudweiser

Personally I think a cup an hour is a bit much. My teeth wouldn't be able to take it.

Just brewed up, I just use PG or Tetleys.

At work we get really cheap bags from the local market. They make quite possibly the worst cup of tea ever.

Daaaaave

hot apple cider is typically non-alcoholic. unfiltered spiced apple juice.

however, you can always add some whiskey or better applejack/apple brandy to your mug.

Daaaaave

I always thought chai was a type of tea?

Quite like it, my dad drinks it a lot. Smells amazing </BLOCKQUOTE>

well, the tea is part of chai. most of the chai I drink is a blend of black tea, honey, milk, cinnamon, cloves and cardamom. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Although I'm coming across as completely pedantic, but seeing as the guy asked - he's right, chai is just Hindi for tea. Masala Chai is tea with all that other stuff in it.

Tea is amazing after a freezing cold cycle to placement/home, it seems to warm me up in seconds </BLOCKQUOTE>

you are correct, sir. I do tend to think of masala chai as "chai".

Docker

Chai is best drunk out of a clay cup whilst leaning out of a window of an Indian train somewhere in the Nilgris hills.
:cool:
This is a personal opinion and not representative of the thoughts of the board

Pickles

I've had about 7 or 8 cups of PG Tips today and actually feel a bit sick

Dotsy

Tea ifb.

Coffee ifs.

Milk, no sugar.

Antpocolypsenow

Three cups of Chai for the afternoon now along with one conventional PG Tips

Antpocolypsenow

Having a root around in my cupboards i've discovered the following almost definately misspelt teas:

Lapsam Soochong
Annam
Earl Grey

Now Earl Grey is alright, what are the other two about? Lapsam Soochong smells like smoked bacon, not a positive sign

Jad123

I don't care what teabags it is I just drink it. I have a tea when I get up, then about 7 when I get home at 4.

Daaaaave

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapsang_souchong