I drink PG Tips Original.

  • @lapping6596@lemmy.world
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    03 months ago

    A tea shop in Seattle called miro. I get their English breakfast delivered in bulk across the country it’s so good.

    • @irotsoma@lemmy.world
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      03 months ago

      Hmmm, I live only a couple of miles from them. Guess I’ll have to check them out. I’ve been looking for a good tea shop.

  • @211@sopuli.xyz
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    I mostly drink yanchas/Wuyi rock oolongs. Get them from various sources, no specific brand. Also occasionally reputable sheng pu-erh if I can afford some, non-pu fermented teas, jin jun mei, genmaicha, or anything Nepalese or Malawi whole-ish leaf, in small quantities (max 50g).

  • @Semjaza@lemmynsfw.com
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    Twinnings is my usual. Pukka, mostly for herbies, and various supermarket ownbrands (not each of them’s cheapest ownbrand mind you). Yorkshire is decent, PG tips OK but I never buy the latter myself.

    Guizhou Mao Jian (毛尖) of various brands is decent too, if you can find it. More commonly I love an English Breakfast, Earl and Lady Grey, Rooibos, and various herbal concoctions.

    Edit: nicest brand of tea I had was TWG, and they were amazing. Too expensive for me to ever buy for myself, though.

  • nickwitha_k (he/him)
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    03 months ago

    Lyon’s, the superior Irish tea.

    I’m also a fan of Yunnan teas. Especially pu ehr (shou, sheng, compressed, loose, it’s all good) and Yunnan Noir.

    • @211@sopuli.xyz
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      Barry’s, speaking as a non-Irish person who loves the idea of two competing tea brands and hasn’t even tried Lyon’s.

      Agreed on Yunnan on all but shu, and sheng at the temperamental ~5-10 age range.

      • nickwitha_k (he/him)
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        03 months ago

        I don’t dare express the opinion to my wife, who is Irish, but I actually do enjoy both. They both have distinct flavors and are worth trying.

  • @TenderfootGungi@lemmy.world
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    03 months ago

    We like the big UK brands like Yorkshire (the British know tea), but of the main US brands, usually grab Bigelo. But any tea drinker has a cabinet full of all kinds of tea.

  • @pyrflie@lemm.ee
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    03 months ago

    Imma Basic Bitch. LIPTON.

    I got the loose leaf when I want, but that iced tea gets filled with the ready batch, maybe some Jasmine if I have some.