**I drink builder's tea.**Fite me irl.

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Brewster 09/28/15 (Mon) 08:51:34 No.687

I drink builder's tea.

Fite me irl.

Brewster 09/28/15 (Mon) 15:37:39 No.688

I'm not offended, m8

Brewster 09/28/15 (Mon) 17:28:20 No.689

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>>687

>tea is only good if it's sweet

Brewster 09/29/15 (Tue) 10:48:46 No.690

>sweet tea

I don't even have a face for this heresy.

Brewster 10/03/15 (Sat) 09:56:13 No.691

>>689

>>690

So, I guess my honey and milk tea probably makes me an intolerable pleb.

Brewster 10/03/15 (Sat) 16:01:31 No.692

>>687

What's builders' tea? Is that NATO standard?

Brewster 10/03/15 (Sat) 16:03:22 No.693

>>691

Yes, it does, but it's just fine if you like it. Just as long as you don't destroy good tea to make it.

Brewster 10/03/15 (Sat) 19:08:46 No.695

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>>692

TL;DW: It's overbrewed often cheap black tea with milk and sugar. A limey way of making tea.

Brewster 10/06/15 (Tue) 14:44:45 No.696

Is any breakfast tea actually good? I've tried like 5 different brands and they're all bland and shit tasting.

Brewster 10/06/15 (Tue) 23:18:33 No.698

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>>693

Is Gyokuro considered "good"? I normally find that I need to add a teaspoon or two of sweetener to make it drinkable.

Brewster 10/07/15 (Wed) 00:23:56 No.699

>>698

That's a perfectly normal way to drink Gyokuro. Personally, I like to add a dash of Pepsi as well. I think that's the way Japanese emperors traditionally drank it.

Brewster 04/02/16 (Sat) 04:22:07 No.732

>>699

The tea presented to the emperor every year is sencha.

Gyokuro was first produced in 1835