Friday TeaDay 8/28/09 Tea and disease?

[brlarson]

Well, there are no guaranTeas that it will help, but as I mentioned yesterday I know of one case where it helped in a big way.

Today seems to be a big tea day for me, and it promises to be a big tea night as we are having many guests.

Fuji the Ultimate, Kaboku, Uji Miyabe, and Jing's Lao Cong Shui Xian.
Edit: my son has been referring to his college break as ``21 days of tea''.

[Trey Winston]

guaranTeas

Me like

[geeber1]

I'll go along with most everyone else and say it can't hurt, and probably does help along with a healthy way of life.

This morning I combined the remains of a sample tin of Keemun Rhapsody and another one of Golden Spring and enjoyed a couple mugs of it. Now I'm drinking some iced Red Rose.

[Chip]

Zencha Sencha the Ultimate currently in the cup. This is really good stuff.

A surprise box just arrived from Adagio. I am going to dive in there shortly.

[CutieAgouti]

I doubt the miracles many people claim that tea has, but a good cup always calms my nerves and relaxes me.

Ali shan in my cup today!

[CynTEAa]

A surprise box just arrived from Adagio. I am going to dive in there shortly.

Tea surprise!

[Mrs. Chip]

A surprise box just arrived from Adagio. I am going to dive in there shortly.

Tea surprise!

Ohhhh, I hope he shares!

[Salsero]

What a tea day for me today:

1) Floating Leaves Li Shan

• amazing stuff that had no trouble going 9 smooth and elegant infusions!

2) and now I have nailed Den's Kunpu

• for a session of ethereal asamusihiness!

Very interesting how similar the two teas are at heart. The Sencha has more vanilla and cream and the Oolong more flowers, but they share a light taste profile with excellent aroma, viscosity, and aftertaste.

[silvermage2000]

I am not sure but it may help fight diseases.