tea

[Hawken50]

  We be tawny,awfully tawny.

[forrest]

Got up this mornin,having slept in since its my first day off in a while,stumbled into the kitchen ta fix my mornin brew.Eh Gads da freakin coffe jar only has the smell left in it.Needin caffiene fix bad i grabbed the Liptons tea in the back of the cabnit.Now like any good southern boy i drinks my fair share of iced tea but had forgotton how good it was hot.
Any hot tea connisoirs out there.What kinds do ya drink.I know next trip to the grocers i'm picken up some Earl Gray loose and findin my tea ball.

     Got up this morrning had set up the pot so all I would have to do is turn it on.......  Its not worrking   gess Ill just eat the grounds with my oatmeal.

Forrest

[huntinguy]

I used to drink a lot of Ginsing tea, an acquired taste. Lived on Comfery tea for several years, an acquired taste. Green tea... if I have to. A good licorice tea is not bad. Never could acquire a taste for Blackberry tea.

I have pretty much settled on Earl Grey, I am just careful of the brand. Some are almost enough to make me leave coffee, other brands require coffee to remove the taste.

[Don]

Even though I am a coffee drinker I always have tea available in camp and on treks.  Its great for a quick brew while on the trail...

[trapperxx]

I cannot drink coffee without bad results so....I drink tea.
lipton, green tea, arizona maderin green,Herbbal, just about anything. I made my fair share of sassafras years ago, need to do that again.
Nothing smells so good as coffee, when you can't drink it.

[sweed]

    Not tea but great when you come in cold and wet.     In a large mug drop a 1/4" slice of lemon. Bring a Dr. Pepper dang near to boil. Pour over lemon. Add a shot of Jim or Jack.   Enjoy the warm up!!   

sweed

[Hawken50]

  Why we could call it Sweede tea..........You'll be famous.........   

[Red Badger]

I'm sorry this is the TEEtotallers corner please take your alcoholic banter to another area   

and pass the jug marked XXX on your way out!

[txclass]

Good dark strong Irish Breakfast tea.   hard to beat with "two lumps and a dollop"

[bmtshooter]

If you can find it, try some Twinning Lapsang Souchong tea (try it while reading James Michener's "Centennial").  It  is a manly brew, worthy of the effort it takes to find it.   

[Rev]

I have some , I can send a sample if you like...

[DandJofAZ]

Ah, tarred rope in the brew...

Doug

[Hawken50]

   Think i will stick to earl gray........Oh by the way its good on sunburn too....

[Rockwell Torrey]

This is my tea ball


http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004RIZ7/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00004RIZ7&linkCode=as2&tag=blackpowder0c-20&linkId=BVSM4RQ54EOWSRGX



this is what I put in it.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0005ZXX1S/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0005ZXX1S&linkCode=as2&tag=blackpowder0c-20&linkId=4G6MJ3F3OHIUVX33

[Red Badger]

Tea is ok but a stainless steel tea ball???     Ya need a real old fashioned - get poisoned style copper or brass ball  LOL