Information about Assam tea, please? Looking for new tea to try, please?!


Question: Please tell me if you like it.....and how you like to use it ....

If you can sugggest another tea to try, I would be happy to hear .....not herb teas, but the 'tea' teas, thank you...oh, and the brand you like best, like Twinings, or Fortnum & Mason, etc....



(I already know well: Darjeeling, Earl Grey, Orange Pekoe, Ceylon, English Breakfast, Jasmine, China Black ...and the teas in boxes like Lipton, Brooke Bond )


Answers: Please tell me if you like it.....and how you like to use it ....

If you can sugggest another tea to try, I would be happy to hear .....not herb teas, but the 'tea' teas, thank you...oh, and the brand you like best, like Twinings, or Fortnum & Mason, etc....



(I already know well: Darjeeling, Earl Grey, Orange Pekoe, Ceylon, English Breakfast, Jasmine, China Black ...and the teas in boxes like Lipton, Brooke Bond )

I am a former chef and have answered a number of your other questions, I like Assam it is a lighter high mountian tea, mostly all hand picked, it is a great afternoon drink.

I would try the Twinnings brand, I worked in several hotels were we had "High Tea" in the afternoon, it is nice in bags or loose, that is your choice, loose tea is much more headier, but bags still use a quality tea, even if you happen to get into an Indian grocery anyone of the Brooke Bond yellow or blue label loose teas are of the Assam variety.

I am a big fan of Earl Grey, but I recently bought a box of Twinings Lady Grey. It's a lighter version of Earl Grey, with a slight citrus flavour because it's infused with lemon and orange aswel as Bergamot. It's worth trying.

I like mine just plain - no milk and no sugar and I allow the bag to 'brew' for at least 3/4 mins.

Never tried Assam - sorry!

Brand: Spot Teas
Flavour: Creme Caramel
It's loose leaf so you will need a tea-ball...just drink it straight up and it is THE BEST! A company in CO makes it...so I don't know if you can buy it everywhere.

I buy my tea from Upton tea imports.
www.uptontea.com
They have many different types of tea's.
There tea's are from India, China,Japan, Nepal, Australia&
Indonesia, Africa, Sri Lanka, and Taiwan

try a green tea from china it is called gun powder (honest not a joke) it is lose leaf so you Will need to brew it in a teapot





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