What was George's Favorite tea?

[Nancy Lue]

You know, now that I think about it, in the Anthology when George, Paul and Ringo are sitting around the table drinking from mugs, it appeared George had milk/cream in his beverage......maybe it was coffee and not tea

The majority (not all) of people in England drink tea with milk in. A lot of the Scottish continguent drink it without milk.
I would imagine that George and the other three, with coming from the north west of England, would all drink tea with milk added. I know Paul definately does as it was a question that one of my friends asked him once. Paul, by the way, takes his tea with two sugars.

Here you are, teaching me something AGAIN, DSL. And you know, I've never tried my tea with milk (or sugar for that matter). New experience, here I come

[Joost]

I thought pot.

[Kaili]

You know, now that I think about it, in the Anthology when George, Paul and Ringo are sitting around the table drinking from mugs, it appeared George had milk/cream in his beverage......maybe it was coffee and not tea

The majority (not all) of people in England drink tea with milk in. A lot of the Scottish continguent drink it without milk.
I would imagine that George and the other three, with coming from the north west of England, would all drink tea with milk added. I know Paul definately does as it was a question that one of my friends asked him once. Paul, by the way, takes his tea with two sugars.

Here you are, teaching me something AGAIN, DSL. And you know, I've never tried my tea with milk (or sugar for that matter). New experience, here I come

you should try! it tastes great! i always drink my tea that way...

[The Answer's At The End]

I tried Earl Grey Today for the first time i like it not a much as Green Tea . It's good with some sugar.

Rory

[dehra dun]

How about Ayurvedic tea

[Nancy Lue]

You know, now that I think about it, in the Anthology when George, Paul and Ringo are sitting around the table drinking from mugs, it appeared George had milk/cream in his beverage......maybe it was coffee and not tea

The majority (not all) of people in England drink tea with milk in. A lot of the Scottish continguent drink it without milk.
I would imagine that George and the other three, with coming from the north west of England, would all drink tea with milk added. I know Paul definately does as it was a question that one of my friends asked him once. Paul, by the way, takes his tea with two sugars.

Here you are, teaching me something AGAIN, DSL. And you know, I've never tried my tea with milk (or sugar for that matter). New experience, here I come

you should try! it tastes great! i always drink my tea that way...

Tried the Earl Grey with milk and it was great! Made a lot of difference in the flavor.

[The Answer's At The End]

Yea its wonderful nancy.

Has anyone ever had bromleys tea

Thats my new favorite.

Rory

[LauraHarrison]

I drink green tea as well as take green tea capsules. There are so many health benefits to it. The Earl Grey is a bit strong and bitter for my liking. I've not tried the Bromley's...actually this is the first I've heard of it. Also, I prefer the loose tea as compared to the bags. You find with the bags you're getting a lot of powder, stems, etc. With the loose you only get the actual tea leaves. The taste is totally different. You just have to learn to use a tea press.

There are a great many loose leaf teas out there that are great for the body and have a fantastic aroma & taste. If it's a good tea, I just like it lightly sweetened.

[PatMcCoy]

I think it was Earl Grey

It's a very nice tea as well!

It must be, Captain Picard liked it as well. (Yes, I am a trekkie, too)

Ahhh!!!! I'm glad I'm not the only Trekkie on board!!!! I wonder if George liked Star Trek?

Pat McCoy a.k.a. "Bones"

[PatMcCoy]

I just found a new favorite tea....VANILLA BEAN!!!! The flavors blended in this tea are Madagascar Vanilla Beans, Caramel with Ceylon and China Tea. YUM!!!!!!!

Pat McCoy

[hippiechild]

Mmm, what a lovely thread.

I've tried Earl Grey, but without milk. It was so-so, but I'll try it with milk


Personally, I like chai and vanilla chai, and my best buddy green tea (which I wrote a 5 page research paper on. If anyone needs to know the health benefits, just ask me )

[myfirstluv]

Wow! There are a few Trekkies here, that's great! I loved when Captain Picard ordered the replicator to produce his

"Tea...Earl Grey...HOT!"

with such authority! I was on an Earl Grey kick for awhile, and I took milk in mine even though I am not from England. My brother lived in England for a year or so, back in the early '80's and he came back drinking his tea with milk, I tried it and liked it.
Now I just LOVE Celestial Seasonings India Spice Chai, with or without milk! If you haven't tried it, it is a pleasure to the senses...very fragrant and tasty.
I have never heard of Rory. I'll have to check it out.

[PatMcCoy]

Chai's good too. A cafe, near where I live, offered Gingerbread Chai during the holiday season. That was DELISH!!!!

Pat McCoy

[PatMcCoy]

Wow! There are a few Trekkies here, that's great! I loved when Captain Picard ordered the replicator to produce his

"Tea...Earl Grey...HOT!"

with such authority! I was on an Earl Grey kick for awhile, and I took milk in mine even though I am not from England. My brother lived in England for a year or so, back in the early '80's and he came back drinking his tea with milk, I tried it and liked it.
Now I just LOVE Celestial Seasonings India Spice Chai, with or without milk! If you haven't tried it, it is a pleasure to the senses...very fragrant and tasty.
I have never heard of Rory. I'll have to check it out.

I need to check out the India Spice Chai. Thanks for the tip!

Pat McCoy

P.S. I wonder how many of us on this Board are Trekkies as well? Could be that George was a Trekkie too?

[hippiechild]

Now I just LOVE Celestial Seasonings India Spice Chai, with or without milk! If you haven't tried it, it is a pleasure to the senses...very fragrant and tasty.
I have never heard of Rory. I'll have to check it out.

Celestial Seasonings is the greatest brand of teas I've ever seen and tasted. I love their apple cinnamon