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…teabags?
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Sorry. Couldn’t help myself.
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Milk? In Earl Grey?!
(agitated bergamot-infused muttering commences)
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Twining’s Camomile Honey Vanilla Tea is the one for me when relaxing. Morning’s are strong Scottish Black tea.
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For those decaffeinated:
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My wife only drinks PG tips… I tried Yorkshire Gold on her and it was a no-go… We’ve got about half of a 250-bag box of PG to finish and then maybe we’ll give Barry’s a whirl. Maybe.
ETA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissism_of_small_differences
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It sounds like your problem isn’t minor variations in tea status; but unwillingness to be suitably honest about your drug of choice.
Conveniently, caffeine is inexpensive and unscheduled (your mileage may vary in the deep mormanstani badlands); so you have plenty of options.
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Marijuana? Love it. Caffeine, also.
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I’m guessing that it isn’t devil’s lettuce deficiency syndrome(DLDS) causing nonspecific fatigue and improductivity.
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I like tea that makes my spoon stand upright. The blacker, the better.
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That there is your problem. Like all food, tea gets stale.
I used to live right down the road from Harrogate, so YG just tastes “right” to me, but these days we get this stuff shipped from the UK:
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Try the Danedar I linked to. It’s seriously strong
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What the hell is that even supposed to mean? Barry’s is the best bag tea.
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125 bags left to go, so, if you are English, you should be finished by Sunday, at the latest?
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I concur with @anon30760835; that’s a quality comment.
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I picked up some Sainsbury’s own brand Extra Strong Red Label a few weeks ago, and everyone who’s tried it has commented on how good it is.
And, yup, you transatlantic folks can get it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Sainsburys-Strong-Fairly-Traded-England/dp/B076JJZKKK
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