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Old 06-28-2009, 07:34 AM
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I'm a tea junkie - I don't drink coffee or sodas. A couple years ago on a business trip in Taiwan, I went tea tasting at a shop in Taipei. The saleswoman brewed up a variety of green and red teas. It's amusing to watch them brew tea, always throwing out the first pot. I learned that I'm not much of a green tea person. I prefer red, black (which has a smokey/peaty taste), and jasmine teas.

I also found some good tea at IKEA, being flavored with rhubarb and vanilla.

I brew loose leaf and strain it with this neat little strainer made from perforated gold that fits in the top of your cup.

In China and Taiwan, I also love their flavored milk teas.

Anyone in So Cal should visit their nearest Tea Station restaurant. Their menu has several pages of tea drinks. Food is authentic Taiwanese taste.
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