Tea.... an alternative to beer ;)
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Nice to have you with us Sir !bigmoog wrote:Tea Drinking & Biscuit Association
All, I have recently joined the |t|db|a|, a very friendly bunch, we spend some evenings and weekends at the local church hall, discussing knitting patterns, cake recipes and the relative merits of enormous muffins.
As well as sipping various teas, we also listen to our favourite music-mostly Cliff Richard and Mantovani. I really feel this association is the one for me, every one is so nice and jolly, they even helped me locate a denture specialist, really friendly bunch!!
Welcome aboard Sir hope you can make our next tea and muffin meetingTDBA Admin wrote:Nice to have you with us Sir !bigmoog wrote:Tea Drinking & Biscuit Association
All, I have recently joined the |t|db|a|, a very friendly bunch, we spend some evenings and weekends at the local church hall, discussing knitting patterns, cake recipes and the relative merits of enormous muffins.
As well as sipping various teas, we also listen to our favourite music-mostly Cliff Richard and Mantovani. I really feel this association is the one for me, every one is so nice and jolly, they even helped me locate a denture specialist, really friendly bunch!!
Lapsang Souchong tea is dried over wood smoke, which is why I suggested Laphroaig. I just got some Lapsang Souchong, but alas, I have no Laphroaig right now, but I do have Talisker and Lagavulin, so I think I'll try one of those. I'll report back how it tastes.epsilon75 wrote:Laphroaig is very very good,but im still partial to the GlenfiddichSfearical Sequence wrote: Twinings makes Lady Grey, which is actually very nice. I tried lapsang souchong many years ago and didn't like it. It's probably time I tried it again. Perhaps with a dram of Laphroaig thrown in . . .