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I remember a Stash phase, it was better than any tea I had had to that point. What is important is what is bringing you enjoyment on your TeaJourney.
Irish Breakfast is often Assam, try looking at Assams. There is another thread going on this subject. I think they are on page 4, a ot of Assam info there.
Of course, Adagio has some fine examples as well.
Irish Breakfast is often Assam, try looking at Assams. There is another thread going on this subject. I think they are on page 4, a ot of Assam info there.
Of course, Adagio has some fine examples as well.
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I drank Twining's Irish Breakfast before starting on loose teas. I really love the Adagio Irish b-fast. I tried Adagio's English b-fast but absolutely hated it!
While working through all of my samples, I decided that I really disliked most of the Chinese teas. The only one I really loved was Golden Monkey. I wonder if other people have an Chinese / Indian / Ceylon, etc. preference?
I would suggest getting samples of both from the same company, like Adagio, then you can compare them and see which you really like better.
While working through all of my samples, I decided that I really disliked most of the Chinese teas. The only one I really loved was Golden Monkey. I wonder if other people have an Chinese / Indian / Ceylon, etc. preference?
I would suggest getting samples of both from the same company, like Adagio, then you can compare them and see which you really like better.
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Diddo Mary! However, nothing beats Irish breakfast Ice tea!Mary R wrote:If it comes down to that choice, I go with Irish. In my book, a breakfast tea has to give you the strength and kick-in-the-shins that some turn to coffee to deliver. For substance abuse value alone, Irish trumps English. I like the taste better too.
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