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Tea, clearly. Those who are on coffee (especially heavy drinkers) have their nerves too "moronized" to enjoy the delicate stimulation provided by a good tea.

I enjoy many kinds of teas (blacks and green ones) but the best is clearly the white tea. It's from the best part of the plant from the spring harvest. But one has to know how to prepare it (water temperature, infusion time).

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Has anyone tried this brand Honest Tea? Usually I'm not a fan of packaged tea drinks, but these are actually very good. Really not too sweet at all with a very healthy tea flavor. I'd recommend it. 
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Tea when I am in UK, coffee when I am in Greece Smile
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I don't like coffee, at all, really. (I know, I'm unusual).

I do like some teas ... but I go through them very slowly. Truthfully, I'm a boring water person if anything. LOL

Still, vote goes to tea.
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Coffee, preferrably strong enough to allow my spoon to stand straight up in the cup. Not a big hot tea fan, but I do enjoy iced tea, unsweetened.
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Somebody brought in some fresh "loose leaf" rooibos. Very delicious.
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coffee, especially in the early mornings, before going to work. LOL
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I just read that morning coffee is a plot against honest citizens done by toilet paper companies! LOL
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Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

Somebody brought in some fresh "loose leaf" rooibos. Very delicious.


Loose leaf? I know the market rooibos, which is not tea to my knowledge, but an alternate plant.
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Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

Somebody brought in some fresh "loose leaf" rooibos. Very delicious.


Loose leaf? I know the market rooibos, which is not tea to my knowledge, but an alternate plant.


That's why I put it in quotes. It's an African bush. What I meant is that it is fresh and not packaged.
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There's also "Maté", another plant in the same style.
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The mall store Teavana can be dangerous for tea drinkers like myself. I trink way too much black tea...not a coffee fan.
 
I like oolong flavor best but not every day.
 
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Tea.
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Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

The mall store Teavana can be dangerous for tea drinkers like myself. I trink way too much black tea...not a coffee fan.
 
I like oolong flavor best but not every day.
 


I agree. I try not to buy from Teavana anymore though.

EDIT: The first line, not the second for my agreement.


Edited by Equality 7-2521 - March 30 2011 at 15:02
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Originally posted by Vompatti Vompatti wrote:

Coffee. Black as midnight on a moonless night.
 
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The same for me.
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Tea. All sorts. Black in the morning and green or herbal in the evening. Mostly pure without sugar or anything. Some sorts of black tea also go with brown rock candy, especially the black wild cherry tea (if I translate it correctly).

 I don't like coffee.
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cocoa
 
warm, with coffe, or coffe mocha, or Iced coffe,
 
chai tea is cool though, smelle so many different  fragrents, odours, smells, whatever and (more then my brain can figure Tongue


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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

cocoe
 
Cocoa isn't an option.
 
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Originally posted by refugee refugee wrote:

Coffee. Medium sweet Greek coffee in the morning (or whenever I wake upLOL) and medium sweet frappé (cold coffee) in the evening. I also enjoy espresso, but I don’t make it myself. Tea? Maybe two or three times a year, with a little honey (no milk).
 
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Coffee. 
When I visit my grandmother she makes me a "bette sort en", which translates into something like a small black one(very imaginative).You put a coin in your coffee cup and then pour Red Aalborg (Snaps) in, until you´ve drowned the money. Top it off with strong black coffee, that´ll wake up hibernating bears from miles away just from the strong smell alone, -and then you have a Danish specialty from the Northern part of Jutland. It´s like a stronger version of Irish coffee without the sweetness. You have to be careful though - snaps and coffee is a strange combinationTongue
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