Cope umm, any Tea-cels here?

[dextercel]

try making an anise chamomile ginger blend when you have a sore throat, another tip is adding a lumi (dried black lemons) for an enhanced citrussy flavor. this shit will do wonders for your sore throat.

wow thanks brocel

 

[svgmn1]

Saar darjeeling tea is the best tea, we curries are expert brewers and growers and enjoyers of tea, Chinese are pesky bugs

it's really different tastes both are really great tbh

 

[TooSomething]

I guess it's the oxidation so you can't try oolong. a general type of tea that you can try is white tea, although it should taste super mild compares to the bold greeniness of green tea

Thanks, I will try that.

 

[Logic55]

Let me guess, drinking tea makes you a fakecel and a faggot? Jokes aside, some people in this forum are very judgemental

 

[pizzamaxxer]

I've been hearing a lot about chinese tea being superior, like jin jun mei and laspang souchong, both of which grabbed my interest lately because as a mid eastern we prefer strong, dark teas.

Although I just ordered a 120 gram pack of darjeeling, which was a safe step since I already tasted darjeeling and concluded that it's the most suitable leaf variant for me.

any chinks and curries who are expert on this topic? maybe even let that thread be a fight between both chinks and curries on who brews better tea

tea sucks, stick with the coffee

 

[anotherwastedlife]

Been a teacel ever since i could drink it

 

[svgmn1]

tea sucks, stick with the coffee

I'll sperge out on this because it seems like a good chance to do so

when I was young, I used to prefer tea
then in my teenhood and later years, I began favoring coffee
but the more I grow older the more I actually lean towards tea and I don't know why.
black coffee variants (espressso and ristretto) stopped being exciting for me, it became more of a celebrational/occasional drink than something to enjoy everyday.
truth is on the contrary of your expectations, I don't have a disdain for bitter tastes, I love the feeling.
but there's a very small redeeming factor here, it feels like candy for adults. you get the strong caffeine and the intense boldness of it and it's just not like tea. it slowly stopped being something that I want to sip everyday alone. it also lacks that relaxing feel of course.

that and the fact that tea is just better to make. I can make 10 cups of tea, only one wouldn't turn out to meet my expectations. I make 10 cups of coffee and only one of them i'd say would truly be satisfactory as I imagined.

 

[pizzamaxxer]

I'll sperge out on this because it seems like a good chance to do so

when I was young, I used to prefer tea
then in my teenhood and later years, I began favoring coffee
but the more I grow older the more I actually lean towards tea and I don't know why.
black coffee variants (espressso and ristretto) stopped being exciting for me, it became more of a celebrational/occasional drink than something to enjoy everyday.
truth is on the contrary of your expectations, I don't have a disdain for bitter tastes, I love the feeling.
but there's a very small redeeming factor here, it feels like candy for adults. you get the strong caffeine and the intense boldness of it and it's just not like tea. it slowly stopped being something that I want to sip everyday alone. it also lacks that relaxing feel of course.

that and the fact that tea is just better to make. I can make 10 cups of tea, only one wouldn't turn out to meet my expectations. I make 10 cups of coffee and only one of them i'd say would truly be satisfactory as I imagined.

agreed,I used to have tea twice a day sometimes even thrice. I quit a year ago once I moved out of home, the tea just doesn't feel that good anymore without family and friends. So yea coffee is occasionally for me which cheers me up more than tea does.

 

[Serpents reign]

you are retarded

Yes I am but why do you mean by this?