Hi Cinnamon77, welcome to our TeaFellowship. I hope you stick around and share many cups with us on TeaDay
I am not drinking flavored teas these days. I am sure someone will chime in. Just wanted to say HI!
Welcome!
Adagio's Black flavored sampler
is probably a good place to start.
Adagio's Black flavored sampler
is probably a good place to start.
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Re: New to the forum...:)
Don't worry, we are all experts here. Expert computer programers, expert scientists, expert engineers, expert moms, expert students, expert therapists ...Cinnamon77 wrote: I will probably have lots of questions to ask, as I am no expert! (So bear with me!) Thanks for including me in your group of tea lovers!
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WELCOME!!
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Welcome to the forum!
You are starting your journey here much as I did back in May of this year... time will tell where the journey takes you.
I came to Adagio and Teachat mostly drinking flavored blacks. In the course of 3 months, I am now drinking almost exclusively oolongs... mostly UNflavored, and oddly enough for me, mostly also unsweetened. I still love my blacks and flavored blacks, and have acquired an appreciation for really good greens thanks to Chip's badgering. But I adore my oolongs, favoring the greener ones the most. I've also started paying much more attention to time and temperature, bought 3 yixing pots, and have been doing some semi gong-fu brewing... all new to me since coming here.
Good luck on your exploration... if you enjoy tea, you will love Teachat.
Sarah
You are starting your journey here much as I did back in May of this year... time will tell where the journey takes you.
I came to Adagio and Teachat mostly drinking flavored blacks. In the course of 3 months, I am now drinking almost exclusively oolongs... mostly UNflavored, and oddly enough for me, mostly also unsweetened. I still love my blacks and flavored blacks, and have acquired an appreciation for really good greens thanks to Chip's badgering. But I adore my oolongs, favoring the greener ones the most. I've also started paying much more attention to time and temperature, bought 3 yixing pots, and have been doing some semi gong-fu brewing... all new to me since coming here.
Good luck on your exploration... if you enjoy tea, you will love Teachat.
Sarah
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Aug 8th, '08, 20:38
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Nicely said Sarah...except the badger part. Not that is is not true.kymidwife wrote:Welcome to the forum!
You are starting your journey here much as I did back in May of this year... time will tell where the journey takes you.
I came to Adagio and Teachat mostly drinking flavored blacks. In the course of 3 months, I am now drinking almost exclusively oolongs... mostly UNflavored, and oddly enough for me, mostly also unsweetened. I still love my blacks and flavored blacks, and have acquired an appreciation for really good greens thanks to Chip's badgering. But I adore my oolongs, favoring the greener ones the most. I've also started paying much more attention to time and temperature, bought 3 yixing pots, and have been doing some semi gong-fu brewing... all new to me since coming here.
Good luck on your exploration... if you enjoy tea, you will love Teachat.
Sarah
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If flavored teas is your thing you can also get high grade flavoured teas.
Jasmine Pearls is a personal favorite of mine, and as the name suggests is jasmine flavored tea.
My first love affair with tea consisted of 3 bags of lemon flavoured black tea combined with 3 teaspoons of sugar. That stuff was like crack. I would probably still drink it occasionally if sugar wasn't bad for you.
Jasmine Pearls is a personal favorite of mine, and as the name suggests is jasmine flavored tea.
My first love affair with tea consisted of 3 bags of lemon flavoured black tea combined with 3 teaspoons of sugar. That stuff was like crack. I would probably still drink it occasionally if sugar wasn't bad for you.
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Badger? Tea? You must be thinking of this:Chip wrote:Nicely said Sarah...except the badger part. Not that is is not true.kymidwife wrote:I came to Adagio and Teachat mostly drinking flavored blacks. In the course of 3 months, I am now drinking almost exclusively oolongs... mostly UNflavored, and oddly enough for me, mostly also unsweetened. I still love my blacks and flavored blacks, and have acquired an appreciation for really good greens thanks to Chip's badgering. But I adore my oolongs, favoring the greener ones the most. I've also started paying much more attention to time and temperature, bought 3 yixing pots, and have been doing some semi gong-fu brewing... all new to me since coming here.
Good luck on your exploration... if you enjoy tea, you will love Teachat.
Sarah
As someone who loves both badgers and tea, I would readily drink any tea recommended to me by a badger!
Welcome! I would recommend Jasmine Pearls, something with osmanthus, flavoured rooibos. But I'm not that into flavoured. There's a special part of the forum with flavoured stuff, try reading through posts there. With Signature Blends and stuff there seem to be a lot to choose from!
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