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Wild Fragaria wrote:Ah, black tea is not my kinda drink. It darkens the water too much. I drink green tea mostly and occasionally some fruity and flower tea

I've gotten so used to drinking green tea that I cannot stomach the taste of black tea any more. But the green tea that I drink is Celestial Seasonings brand with a slight citrus flavour added. Good stuff.

Hunter wrote:I drink Green, Jasmine, Mint, Black and sometimes Red. Oh wait which order is that again..

I drink Tetly

Taristin wrote:

Wild Fragaria wrote:Ah, black tea is not my kinda drink. It darkens the water too much. I drink green tea mostly and occasionally some fruity and flower tea

I've gotten so used to drinking green tea that I cannot stomach the taste of black tea any more. But the green tea that I drink is Celestial Seasonings brand with a slight citrus flavour added. Good stuff.

I am more or less like that too. I used to drink some black tea and now I am don't any more. Green tea with citrus flavor is very refreshing. You might want to try some Japanese Sencha if you can find any. The tea is pale green and 'refreshingly' aromatic

ghhyrd wrote:

Hunter wrote:I drink Green, Jasmine, Mint, Black and sometimes Red. Oh wait which order is that again..

I drink Tetly

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Wild Fragaria wrote:

Taristin wrote:

Wild Fragaria wrote:Ah, black tea is not my kinda drink. It darkens the water too much. I drink green tea mostly and occasionally some fruity and flower tea

I've gotten so used to drinking green tea that I cannot stomach the taste of black tea any more. But the green tea that I drink is Celestial Seasonings brand with a slight citrus flavour added. Good stuff.

I am more or less like that too. I used to drink some black tea and now I am don't any more. Green tea with citrus flavor is very refreshing. You might want to try some Japanese Sencha if you can find any. The tea is pale green and 'refreshingly' aromatic

You would think that this close to NYC I'd be able to get almost any product like that, but thus far Ive not seen anything with that name. Tho I was never looking specifically for it. I'll look closer now.

Taristin wrote:

Wild Fragaria wrote:

Taristin wrote:
I've gotten so used to drinking green tea that I cannot stomach the taste of black tea any more. But the green tea that I drink is Celestial Seasonings brand with a slight citrus flavour added. Good stuff.

I am more or less like that too. I used to drink some black tea and now I am don't any more. Green tea with citrus flavor is very refreshing. You might want to try some Japanese Sencha if you can find any. The tea is pale green and 'refreshingly' aromatic

You would think that this close to NYC I'd be able to get almost any product like that, but thus far Ive not seen anything with that name. Tho I was never looking specifically for it. I'll look closer now.

Try Flushing Mall, perhaps?

Hmm... somehow my knowledge of English and German doesn't help me there...

Taristin wrote:

Wild Fragaria wrote:

Taristin wrote:
I've gotten so used to drinking green tea that I cannot stomach the taste of black tea any more. But the green tea that I drink is Celestial Seasonings brand with a slight citrus flavour added. Good stuff.

I am more or less like that too. I used to drink some black tea and now I am don't any more. Green tea with citrus flavor is very refreshing. You might want to try some Japanese Sencha if you can find any. The tea is pale green and 'refreshingly' aromatic

You would think that this close to NYC I'd be able to get almost any product like that, but thus far Ive not seen anything with that name. Tho I was never looking specifically for it. I'll look closer now.

They are getting more and more common at the oriental grocery store. Make sure it's a product of Japan, because Chinese makes it too but it's not as good.

If you ever go to NY Chinatown or Flushing (Hong Kong Supermarket or KimSan grocery store at Main Street, Flushing), you should be able to get some for certain. Flushing Mall has a few stores that sell stuff (candies, snacks etc.) from Japan

For brewing (if you can find some), let your boiling water sit at room temperature for 5 minutes or so before you put your tea bag in. This is important because it doesn't taste that nice if you brew the tea with just boiled water and you can never get the tea pale green in color.

Wild Fragaria wrote: If you ever go to NY Chinatown or Flushing (Hong Kong Supermarket or KimSan grocery store at Main Street, Flushing), you should be able to get some for certain. Flushing Mall has a few stores that sell stuff (candies, snacks etc.) from Japan

And chopsticks

and lots of other small things...

Heh, Well, I'm not gonna go into flushing, or any of the rest of the city for that matter, any time soon. Not a fan of cities, myself. But if I ever see it somewhere, Ill be sure to snag one. And litchi candies.

Oh, you like those? Yummi stuff

Love them. And the little green tea candies. <3

I love green tea candies and ice cream... yummi.