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My favorite is a ginger tea. It is so good. I love the small of fresh ginger that I cook with so this tea hits the spot. Also I like a plum tea that I found.

I like all kinds of tea but I am not fond of Earl Gray or English Breakfast tea. Green tea w/jasmine, white tea is expensive but worth it as a treat, in the summer I drink a fruit tea called Sun Tropic blend but it is made for the place where I buy it. That old poison Lipton, or Tetley or Luziane areall fine with me as well.

There are several Yogi teas that are aryuvedic formulas made for to balance your dosha that my sis-in-law sends me. I also drink a blend of tumeric, ginger and natural sugar that is good for aches and pains...wait there is another ingredient but I'll have to look at the recipe...they are all natural anti-inflammatories (sp?)...

hmm, this is a good question. I think right now I'm really enjoying the tea from all of the herbs I grew in my yard this year-- I grew peppermint, chocolate mint, orange mint, lavender, stivia (as a sweetener), St. John's Wort for relaxation, and Gotu Kola for the brain. I dried all of these out and brew them in a ball strainer.. wonderfull wonderful taste!

ooh yeah aryuvedic medicine is beautiful and powerfull. I have this kind called Life Cafe that's prepared from the Vedic texts and is supposed to contain powerfull anti-oxidants. Very healing and tastey too.

Here in the UK - Yorkshire tea is a favorite - my mother will drink nothing else.
I have recently changed from bags to loose tea and prefer Twinnings Breakfast tea or Assam - I like it really strong!

Hellie
English Garden & Walking

My favorite is Darjeeling, which I have only recently been able to find in decaffeinated. I can't have caffeine, for medical reasons, and I don't like herbal teas. My second favorite is Earl Grey.

Scarlet Cloud from Teavana is an awesome tea!

Constant Comment---an orange-spice sort of black tea in a bag--decaf or regular. YUM!

Twinings Lady Grey is actually my fav (Earl Grey w/ extra notes of citrus)

and then we have a local tea shoppe that makes this brand called Creme Grey - Ahhhhh, to DIE FOR!

Fortunately for me they both come in decaf - Yea!

I'm a huge Green tea fan, but I am getting into other more exotic flavors like lavendar vanilla