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Holy hell lapsang souchong. It smells like the incense they use at Church. I only bought it for a BBQ sauce recipe...but it's the most goddamn delicious tea I've ever drank. I was not expecting to like it at all.
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I'm a junkie for the Adagio flavored blacks. My favorites are the blueberry, the oriental spice, the coconut, summer rose, and hibiscus. I also like the jasmine greens they have (not as much as the oolong they used to) and the ginseng green. To my surprise I also love the Lapsang souchong and may start drinking it more than any of that. I did not like the Earl Grey Moonlight either, but Earl Grey Bravo is decent. It's the tea that started me loose leaf, but I eventually got bored with it and started trying other flavors.
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Mar 3, 2014 13:08
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Hmm, looks like "Add milk" is in the wrong spot. pointsofdata posted:Tea making procedure:
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Mar 15, 2014 20:31
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T.G. Xarbala posted:You know, I just might. Thanks for the recommendations! I also really like the Adagio lapsang. The only other one I have tried is the loose leaf from Wegmans, it was okay but I found it comparably weak. I do very much like having a grocery store nearby that stocks loose leaf tea though, so Wegmans rules.
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Jul 14, 2014 21:04
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I like cinnamon but it can easily become overpowering in a blend. The Wegmans bagged chai I tried tasted pretty much just like a cinnamon flavored tea. Couldn't taste any other spices which isn't what I was really looking for. I liked the adagio blends a lot better.
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Jan 3, 2015 14:30
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But Not Tonight posted:Tea balls suck, and those in-cup infusers are pretty great, but I fell in love with my Adagio tea infuser the first time I used it. Me too, I love the aesthetics of fancy tea pots but an infuser like that one just works so perfectly and easily I can't see the point in using anything else.
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Jan 21, 2015 00:12
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hope and vaseline posted:You can pry the filter off, just grab the middle nipple part and yank hard. It pops right back in when you're done cleaning. Yeah, it can seem stuck in at times if it isn't warmed up, so do it right after you brew or just add some boiling water first otherwise.
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chunkles posted:You fuckers better be putting your milk in your tea first. Hrm, I agree on milk first like any sane person but six minutes seems excessive.
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