Hilldweller
SE Expedition Society
Earl Grey. Yum.
Tea
- Thread starter rwb0481
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Spikepretorius
Explorer
Try get your hands on some Rooibos Tea. It's a herbal tea made from a desert shrub indigenous to the arid Cederberg region. It's been used for centuries by the Koi (Bushmen)
It's super healthy and tastes good.
Rooibos = Red bush
It's super healthy and tastes good.
Rooibos = Red bush
EXP-T100
Adventurer
Glad i was on the forum in stead of working this morning now i have a new tea kettle and it was only 14.36 with my 20% at rei, thanks rwb0481 :coffeedrink: . I like Tension Tamer and i just ordered some Genmai Cha tea http://www.adagio.com/green/genmai_cha.html?SID=d8c65f71b5bbbf2700089aac796ca184
grahamfitter
Expedition Leader
Taylors of Harrogate, Yorkshire Gold . Had it the last time I was in England. I buy it at a local british grocer. Every time I have a cup it brings back good memories.
http://www.yorkshiretea.co.uk/
Later,
Ed
http://www.yorkshiretea.co.uk/
Later,
Ed
rwb0481
Observer
I've been drinking tea daily since the camping trip. I start off with either Irish Breakfast or Earl Gray and tend to enjoy green tea more after lunch. I used to drink anywhere from 3-8 cups off coffee a day and have stopped drinking it every morning and switched over to tea. Only about 3-4 cups a day.
One noticable benefit is that I haven't had headaches from either too much or not enough caffiene. I don't wake up needing it either. I think I'm hooked and released at the same time!
One noticable benefit is that I haven't had headaches from either too much or not enough caffiene. I don't wake up needing it either. I think I'm hooked and released at the same time!
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Deleted member 208026
Guest
Yerba Mate Cruz. I got turned onto it by a friend of mine who is a world class hunter based out of Argentina. It’s popular in South and Central America, and parts of the Middle East. All it requires is hot water. It’s earthy, light and just sort of goes with being outdoors.
Cool thread, my wife is certified tea sommelier with her own on-line tea store, she specializes in very high quality whole leaf tea sourcing straight with family tea plantations in several countries.
She has very high end Matcha both loose and in individual packets you can put in water bottle or make hot tea with. Matcha still relatively unknown here in US but slowly catching on.
She has very high end Matcha both loose and in individual packets you can put in water bottle or make hot tea with. Matcha still relatively unknown here in US but slowly catching on.
cowboyjack
New member
Unless it violates the rules, can you post a link to her website?
Chamomile tea probably best.
She is not sponsor so unless mod days OK i better not. However, the company is named The Tea Cellar, located in Virginia....hopefully this much is OK.