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bmwrtmike · 06-13-2004, 11:10 AM

So, I came to CW to learn more about great Cigars, and found coffee and home roasting. I have been reading more, and you folks have got me thinking about tea now. So now I am intrigued with this thing that people call tea.

I am not a tea drinker, nor have I ever been. I have had some Lipton, and some other stuff that comes in bags, and I am sure that this is comparable to Folgers. I like many coffees from dark to light, bold to delicate. I like them all. I like Islay Malts, and in your face Cigars. I think that I can find a place for Tea, but don't know what is good or bad. I don't know what I might like.

Is it possible that someone could recomend a tea or two, and a place to get them. Also what type of device to use along with some tips on what to do?

Thanks,
Mike

06-13-2004, 11:10 AM	#1
bmwrtmike Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Puyallup, WA Posts: 221	Tea for the rest of us So, I came to CW to learn more about great Cigars, and found coffee and home roasting. I have been reading more, and you folks have got me thinking about tea now. So now I am intrigued with this thing that people call tea. I am not a tea drinker, nor have I ever been. I have had some Lipton, and some other stuff that comes in bags, and I am sure that this is comparable to Folgers. I like many coffees from dark to light, bold to delicate. I like them all. I like Islay Malts, and in your face Cigars. I think that I can find a place for Tea, but don't know what is good or bad. I don't know what I might like. Is it possible that someone could recomend a tea or two, and a place to get them. Also what type of device to use along with some tips on what to do? Thanks, Mike __________________ ''It's easy to think you're the master of the machine, but it's stronger and faster than you, and it's got a mind of its own. You have to treat it with the respect it deserves.''