Re: Oh, jeez. Umm, I... I'm a tea bagger.
Yes~! My grandmother gave me a strainer that she didn't need. It's wonderful!
Re: Oh, jeez. Umm, I... I'm a tea bagger.
A-also, I ask: as a new person to tea, what should I buy in way of tea? I mean, is there anything in particular that is easy to brew and good for newbies?
Sep 18th, '09, 17:55
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Re: Oh, jeez. Umm, I... I'm a tea bagger.
Hi there,
Our hosts Adiagio have great samplers and sell nice sized samples of everything...great place to start and come back too, also!
Have fun,
Dreamer
Our hosts Adiagio have great samplers and sell nice sized samples of everything...great place to start and come back too, also!
Have fun,
Dreamer
Re: Oh, jeez. Umm, I... I'm a tea bagger.
+1Dreamer wrote: Our hosts Adagio have great samplers and sell nice sized samples of everything...great place to start and come back too, also!
and welcome!
Sep 20th, '09, 01:53
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Re: Oh, jeez. Umm, I... I'm a tea bagger.
Welcome to the wonders of loose tea. 
I'm relatively new to loose leaf tea myself, though I still think that there are some bagged teas that can be just as good aswell (yeah, yeah blasphemy, I know
) such as Mighty Leaf. My advice, try lots of different teas (not just Adagio either) and get a taste for what's out there.
I'm relatively new to loose leaf tea myself, though I still think that there are some bagged teas that can be just as good aswell (yeah, yeah blasphemy, I know
) such as Mighty Leaf. My advice, try lots of different teas (not just Adagio either) and get a taste for what's out there.
Re: Oh, jeez. Umm, I... I'm a tea bagger.
Especially the green ones.Chip wrote:Welcome to the world of tea, and to TeaChat!
Watch out for the forum TeaBullies.
Glad to have you here.
Welcome LindenIsland!