Crave Factor 2010 of different teas. Today, we find out about White and Yellow Tea! Do you crave White and Yellow, what is your personal Crave Factor for White and Yellow? Please share.

10 I cannot resist the White and/or Yellow
3
9%
9 I realllly realllly crave 'em, even the night before
0
No votes
8 I realllly crave 'em
2
6%
7 I certainly crave them
3
9%
6 Yep, cravin' White and/or Yellow
2
6%
5 Maybe, though crave might be too strong a word
9
26%
4 I like them, maybe, but not craving them
8
23%
3 No, I do not crave them
6
17%
2 Don't really like them
2
6%
1 Hate them
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No votes
 
Total votes: 35

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Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow?

by Chip » Sep 15th, '10, 00:38

Greetings everyone and welcome to another TeaDay and to Crave Factor 2010! Please stop in and share what is in your cup throughout the day.

Yesterday we discussed GREEN Crave Factor. You can still vote and discuss yesterday's topic.

Today's TeaPoll and discussion topic. Crave Factor 2010 of different teas. Today, we find out about White and/or Yellow Tea! Do you crave White and Yellow, what is your personal Crave Factor for White and/or Yellow? Please share.

I am looking forward to craving tea on TeaDay with everyone today! Bottoms up.

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by Seeker » Sep 15th, '10, 01:44

7- certainly crave. However that would only be white, I've never had a yellow.
Can anyone recommend a truly great one?

Sipping some tisane to help me avoid grabbing some sweets.

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by omegapd » Sep 15th, '10, 02:18

I have also never had Yellow tea and do not crave white teas at all. I liked the few that I've tried, though- just not enough to keep them in stock.

Hope everyone has a great day,

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by Trey Winston » Sep 15th, '10, 02:33

I can't resist white tea, and I'm having some right now.

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by brandon » Sep 15th, '10, 07:14

'Don't really like them'

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But I have been drinking an awful lot of 'white' puerh lately - perhaps there is a subconscious craving.

We were recently surprised to learn that a white puerh comes out better with water slightly below boiling.

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by artmom » Sep 15th, '10, 09:04

#4 -- no particular white, except I'd love to have more of the sample of white with roses that Victoria sent to me! (That's not a hint, Victoria!!!) It was simply the most divine Tea I have ever tried!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No Tea yet this morning and I can't decide what I want yet.

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by PamEast » Sep 15th, '10, 09:26

Haven't had a lot of luck with white teas yet. I tried sweetening it at first, which I discovered overpowered it. I need to try again without sweetner. It seems like a very delicate flavor. Maybe too delicate for my palate.

I've never even heard of "yellow" tea.

A predicatble Yunnan Jig in my cup this morning. Mmmmmm....

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by TwoPynts » Sep 15th, '10, 09:35

I haven't really explored whites much yet. I like what I've had, but don't crave them. I sure that will change when I get to explore some more! :)

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by debunix » Sep 15th, '10, 10:15

Definitely some craving, but not as often, or generally as strong, as the green or puerh or oolong cravings. Thinking about it, the Anji white tea comes to mind as a nice thing to have with breakfast, but it will still probably lose out to the craving for morning sencha, with the Sayamakaori coming out.

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by Victoria » Sep 15th, '10, 11:19

I like them, maybe, but not craving them. Sometimes I'm in the mood for one, but I have so much other tea. I do love my white Rose though and crave it on occasion.

Started the day with Darjeeling from Tea Emporium.

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by entropyembrace » Sep 15th, '10, 11:44

I get cravings for Shou Mei sometimes...the more refined silver needles style white teas are not so interesting for me. I go for the intense fruity and woody aromas and flavours of Shou Mei...and the dancing multicoloured leaves. :)

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by Chip » Sep 15th, '10, 11:54

I have always quite liked the subtle and sublime Silver Needles and held them in high esteem. There may have been a time where I actually craved them, but now it is I see it on the shelf and say to myself, "hey, how about a white, I have neglected them."

The Silver Needle OTTI was a lot of fun!

The White Peony types are also quite interesting and can be surprisingly savory.

Yellows, I have tried them but never felt any compulsion to reorder ... I should try them again. But I am certain I will not crave them.

Began the TD with Warashina Supreme Organic from the O-C. SweeTea was omni present while Pyrit and Wulong were passively present.

Maybe some Silver Needle later ... yeah, maybe.

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by Proinsias » Sep 15th, '10, 11:59

I don't tend to crave white or yellow at all. I could happily get by on an ounce or two a year.

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by omegapd » Sep 15th, '10, 12:49

Victoria wrote: I do love my white Rose though and crave it on occasion.
It's called Red Rose, dear. :wink:

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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 9/15/10 Crave Factor 2010 White and Yellow

by leiche2 » Sep 15th, '10, 12:56

I like white teas well enough, but I've never craved them. Never tried a yellow.

It's perfect houjicha weather right now.

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