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Old 05-31-2011, 07:34 AM   #11886
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Originally Posted by Ivy View Post
Also, let it be known (astra, I'm looking at you) that all sorts of teas are banned for the next 90 minutes at least!!
You DO remember what happened in Boston Harbor when folks tried to put some Tea rules into effect?

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Cuppa #2
Ahmad English Breakfast.
I think it is the best black tea I tried in the office.
It is one of the very best of the bunch! It can hold its own in any weather, and responds well regardless of steeping times with a quality drink!

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I have too many blends from The East India Company and Fortnum & Mason at home anyway.
One can NEVER have too many black teas, especially from the East India Company or Fortnum & Mason! I'm having a mug of East India Company's 'Royal Breakfast' right now as an after dinner tea! Works well!

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