by Deleted User #115 » Oct 5th, '05, 13:52
I was tempted to try the rum, but the reviews deterred me. Maybe a coconut rum would be stronger?
Sorry, I don't think I'd order amaretto, but Irish Cream I would.
I even had a lovely red wine flavored tea once. All the taste of wine without the slurring of speech that soon follows.

It was really good with tea because tea is so similar to wine with the complexity of taste.
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by Tadiera » Oct 5th, '05, 13:56
Ooo. Irish Cream. THAT sounds lovely.
by Kreft » Jan 4th, '06, 13:09
Jagermeister Tea perhaps?
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by RedBus » Jan 4th, '06, 14:01
I'm in the 12 ste.. I mean umm, I vote for the amaretto also-sounds delicious!!
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by Marlene » Jan 4th, '06, 15:19
Kreft wrote:Jagermeister Tea perhaps?
EWwww!
Isn't jagermeister basicaly flavored with anise? Ya know, like black licorice? So a jagermeister tea would simply be an anise tea, right?
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by RedBus » Jan 4th, '06, 22:50
Marlene wrote:Kreft wrote:Jagermeister Tea perhaps?
EWwww!
Isn't jagermeister basicaly flavored with anise? Ya know, like black licorice? So a jagermeister tea would simply be an anise tea, right?
Anise tea actually sounds pretty good!
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by teamuse » Jan 5th, '06, 17:28
yeah Jager is termed an "herbal liquor" which personally i taste alot of anise when i swill it but not as much as ouzo or sambuca.
i would probably go for amaretto or irish cream tea over anise. i use tea the morning after the Jager

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by librarianpirate » Jan 5th, '06, 22:57
I'd totally be all over the Irish Cream tea.
This post has inspired me. I'm thinking of making some basic black tea and adding a shot of baileys to it when I get back home (visiting relatives and they definately don't have something like that in their stash)
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by Daniel S » Jan 11th, '06, 14:50
Marlene wrote:stuff
off-topic - nice avatar; love that game
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by Marlene » Jan 11th, '06, 19:18
Thanks!
I love that game too. Far too short if you ask me though. I hope they do a sequel. They left it wide open!
Marlene
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