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The able2know Tea Room:: Now Open::

 
 
Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:05 pm
http://www.monticello.org/gallery/house/interior/tearoom.jpg
The cozy able2know tea salon....

What is your favorite tea to imbibe?

Is it iced or hot?


My personal favorites (listed alphabetically):
Darjeeling;
English Breakfast;
Harney and Sons' Canton Green Tea;
Moroccan Mint: This is M. Rohr's own unique blend of pure mint leaves and smoky Chinese green tea. Sweetened with only pure orange blossom honey with create a cool crisp refreshing taste.;
Russian Georgian.

If you need a reminder of the types of tea...
http://www.subtleteastore.com/department/loose-leaf-tea-2.cfm?killnav= 1;
http://rohrs.com/tea.asp

If you desire, you can take your tea in the library where discussions on literature and other civilized topics of chitter chatter is known to take place.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_diPhLHrcJUo/SFWvreTKOMI/AAAAAAAAAP4/WqqBx0AFXkY/s400/TowerRoomBakerLibrary.jpg
 
ossobuco
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:06 pm
@tsarstepan,
Oh, noooo, what should I wear?
tsarstepan
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:07 pm
@ossobuco,
Come as you are ... well ... at least wear a comfortable bath robe (s'il vous plait... Rolling Eyes )
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ossobuco
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:18 pm
@tsarstepan,
Moroccan Mint Green
Lemon Ginger Green
Licorice Spice
Dyslexia's good Assam, loose tea
Darjeeling, loose
Pixie Mate Limon
Pixie Mate Chocolate (Mate Solstice)
English Breakfast
Lipton's Peach Tea in cans, when in Rome and buying from a refreshment stall, sort of like my enjoying orange fanta in Mexico
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littlek
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:23 pm
What a gorgeous tea room! I'll have a Moroccan Mint, please.
tsarstepan
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:26 pm
@littlek,
Here you go...
http://www.hostessblog.com/wp-content/uploads/uploaded_images/moroccan_mint_tea.jpg
littlek
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:27 pm
@tsarstepan,
And fresh figs, too! Wonderful. Thanks so much.
tsarstepan
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:33 pm
@littlek,
De rien!
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Eva
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:39 pm
I happen to have a couple of these in my purse...

http://www.office-supplies-usa.com/images/bigelow_Tea__LL_Bag.jpg

Could you bring me a teapot of hot water, please? And...honey?
tsarstepan
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:48 pm
@Eva,
Not sure how much water you need...
http://s3.images.com/huge.96.482246.JPG
and the biscuits are on the house...
http://blog.medbroadcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/honey1.jpg
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Eva
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 03:59 pm
I was just going to use the honey to sweeten the tea...but since you insist! Mmm...fresh, homemade biscuits! There is nothing better.

This is a very nice place you have here. Have you hired any staff yet, or are you still doing everything yourself?
roger
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 04:06 pm
Lapsang Souchong, if I'm going to be around long enough for full benefit of the aroma. In more plebian moments, most store brands are fine with me.

Speaking of aroma, China Black doesn't do a thing for me. Way too fruity.
edgarblythe
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 04:12 pm
I love almost any black tea.
djjd62
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 04:13 pm
some of my faves

GENMAICHA
http://www.teaopia.ca/prodimages/34-DEFAULT-L.jpg

Genmaicha is the Japanese name for Green Tea and is also commonly referred to as the popcorn tea. Sencha is mixed with wholemeal rice, which has been fire roasted where it often ‘pops’ not unlike popcorn which is how it received its alternate name. Genmaicha has a sweet, nutty and a slight popcorn flavour which is known to aid in digestion. Due to the fact that it is naturally low in caffeine, this light Green Tea can be consumed at night without the risk of disturbing sleep.

SUMATRA HIGHLAND CHIN CHIN
http://www.teaopia.ca/prodimages/123-DEFAULT-L.jpg

This Indonesian Oolong is oxidized very tenderly providing the tea with a very fruity flavour. If you are new to Oolong tea the Sumatra Highland Chin Chin is great for beginners and is perfect any time of day.

TARRY LAPSANG SOUCHONG
http://www.teaopia.ca/prodimages/126-DEFAULT-L.jpg

This distinctive Black Tea is known for its naturally created deep, pungent, smoky aroma. Black Tea leaves are fired over smoking pine needles, which produce its overwhelming scent and flavour. This unique tea experience is a must try for Black Tea lovers.

KALAHARI
http://www.teaopia.ca/prodimages/295-DEFAULT-L.jpg

Kalahari is an exciting blend of Rooibos, lemongrass, orange peel and mallow blossoms. These natural ingredients combine to create a tea with a refreshing orange flavour. Kalahari is both appealing to the eye and the pallet and is perfect either hot or iced for tea and fruit lovers.

LADY EARL GREY
http://www.teaopia.ca/prodimages/460-DEFAULT-L.jpg

Black Tea lovers have been putting Earl Grey on the top of their list for years. And as the old saying goes, `behind every great man there is a great woman` and we are sure that our Lady Earl Grey will become an instant favourite with all tea drinkers. The subtle taste of bergamot with a hint of lemon is the perfect way to start or end any day.

TEMPLE OF HEAVEN GUNPOWDER
http://www.teaopia.ca/prodimages/103-DEFAULT-L.jpg

The name Gunpowder was given to this tea because its appearance resembles gunpowder pellets. This slightly open twisted leaf is hand shaped and has a very aromatic balanced flavour.
roger
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 04:14 pm
@edgarblythe,
The sun is shining.
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Rockhead
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 04:15 pm
had an English lady leave a bunch of Earl Grey at my place once. kinda grown fond of it now.

with honey and cream, of course.
edgarblythe
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 04:15 pm
A favorite of mine is to take english black tea and mix it half with green tea.
roger
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 04:22 pm
@djjd62,
djjd62 wrote:

some of my faves

http://www.teaopia.ca/prodimages/34-DEFAULT-L.jpg



If that is the legendary Koala Tea, I believe I would strain it, after all.
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msolga
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 04:23 pm
I'll have the "tea of the day", thanks! (Rather broke at the moment.) Some of these look a wee bit expensive, though very tempting, for my budget. So what would today's tea of the day be, please? Smile
dyslexia
 
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Reply Sun 18 Oct, 2009 04:25 pm
@Rockhead,
both Lady Diane and my brother add cream to their tea. It's an abomination, I have my Assam tea with lemon and one lump. When slumming I will drink Twinings english breakfast or, heaven forbid, Typhoo tea when really desperate.
 

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