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Hot tea for autumn
I've had my first cup- a generic black with lemon peel. I don't like it any better hot than cold, but I'll finish up the small packet and not buy again. Toci
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Hot tea for autumn
On Sunday, September 22, 2013 12:16:22 PM UTC-5, toci wrote:
> I've had my first cup- a generic black with lemon peel. I don't like it any better hot than cold, but I'll finish up the small packet and not buy again. Toci Aaaaah- Sencha, hot as I remember it. A flavor of mown grass. Toci |
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You should Try Vintage Teas. They brings you the rich aromatic flavours of black, white, green, organic, herb and infused teas.
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Hot tea for autumn
On Wednesday, September 25, 2013 12:13:20 AM UTC-5, goodfood wrote:
> You should Try Vintage Teas. They brings you the rich aromatic flavours > > of black, white, green, organic, herb and infused teas. > > > > > > > > > > -- > > goodfood So far, I'm pretty loyal to Upton. (That's not Lipton.) Toci |
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