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Old 01-07-2011, 12:03 PM   #6231
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Originally Posted by TheKindleWorm View Post
I was quite surprised at the green tea minus milk. If I closed my eyes, it tasted very similar but stronger in flavour. Really tasted ok and not bitter as I had imagined it would.

Seems a bit pointless adding milk in if it tastes nice without it. Perhaps the green tea I have is not a strong one as I just use the Clipper Organic and Fairtrade Green Tea Bags.

Anyway now that I know I can drink it without milk, I'm up for trying some different sorts of green tea although I like organic so maybe that restricts my choice.

Luckily it didn't smell offensive to me like some fruit teas do as some of those turn my stomach.

I doubt that I would ever have tried it without coming to this forum as I'm a bit of a creature of habit with food and drink. But everyone talking about all these teas has been making me curious.
here's Republic of Teas organic offerings
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