Ty Phoo

[skunkbad]

As a citizen of the USA, I suffer from a lack of good tea. It's really quite tragic, but I guess the average American desires not of the better teas in this world. My sister lives in England somewhere, and when she last came to visit, she brought a tea called Ty Phoo, which she says is known as "everyday tea" over there. I really love this tea, and so she sent me a lifetime supply (not kidding). Anyways, I'm just bored on a Friday night. I'll probably end up downstairs drinking tea shortly.

[brokendalek]

I'm not a tea person myself, I love coffee.

[zumojuice]

Typhoo's alright, prefer PG tips or maybe tetleys. Yorkshire tea is also good.

[Arkady]

Nuff Said.

[PR Design]

Originally Posted by zumojuice

Typhoo's alright, prefer PG tips or maybe tetleys. Yorkshire tea is also good.

Yorkshire Tea every time Richard - no question.

[LeadMagnet]

Won't a lifetime supply rot or something before you finish it?
I'm a coffee man myself.

[zumojuice]

I like both. Coffee makes me feel a bit weird after a few cups though... Maybe I should stop just having it hugely strong and black...

[LeadMagnet]

Yeah, makes me feel a bit sick after a few cups too. I'm gonna switch to decaff for a bit and see if that helps. I only drink it for the taste anyway.

[skunkbad]

Originally Posted by LeadMagnet

Won't a lifetime supply rot or something before you finish it?
I'm a coffee man myself.

I was thinking the same thing.... I'm sure there will be issues, but I know better than to ask my sister for more tea. Next time I will just order it myself!

[brokendalek]

Originally Posted by LeadMagnet

Yeah, makes me feel a bit sick after a few cups too. I'm gonna switch to decaff for a bit and see if that helps. I only drink it for the taste anyway.

I drink it primarily for it's rejuvenating properties - I went through gallons of it all throughout uni. I don't think I would have survived without coffee!