Camomile tea

[Red Baron]

I can't get moving until I've had my morning cup of tea. Ringtons produce good tea.

I do drink flavoured teas but mainly for the summer, not sure about chamomile though.

I don't like coffee.

[Poodlepan]

I didn't start drinking tea until my mid thirties, I still prefer coffee though.

[Phillip Phlopp]

Can I say I don't like tea?

I once said that I didn't think that The Clash were all that on here, and I got away with it, so I'd say yes. Yes you can.

<clears throat nervously> I d-d-d-don't like tea.

[Phillip Phlopp]

Ackcherly that's a stone cold lie. About every ten years or so I fancy a cup of tea but that's when other unusual events occur such as being offered a cream scone or some other sweet confections that I normally eschew 'cos I ain't got no sweet tooth.

[Redpig59]

Can I say I don't like tea?

I once said that I didn't think that The Clash were all that on here, and I got away with it, so I'd say yes. Yes you can.

<clears throat nervously> I d-d-d-don't like tea.

I'm not too keen either.
On a working day I barely have seven or eight cups.
Far fewer at the weekend of course, as I have beer and wine then.

[RockitRon]

It's all floor sweepings, weak and rather unwilling, unless you go to the expense and bother of leaf tea.
I'm the only tea drinker in the house, so I make do with bags. Yorkshire Gold and Sainsbury's TTD Breakfast are better than most, strongish without being sludge.