My current favorite Irish tea is Bewley's Cliiper Gold tea. It is a
blend of Kenyan. It's amazing how stout it taste considering the
origin. It is as red in color as any Yunnan Red which makes it doubly
amazing. I like scented teas but I do it myself with tisanes like
dried flowers and fruits. So does Finland have problems with
elves,ghosts,invisible people,aliens like Iceland? What is a 'cold
winter day' that close to the Artic circle?

Jim

Laitinen Saku wrote:
> Space Cowboy kirjoitti:
> > Ahmad at the local Arabic stores comes in shrinkwrap,cardboard,foil
> > around penny/gram. I didn't know they used tins. Just about every
> > other Arabic brand comes in tins. If you ever visit Kuri I'll be glad
> > to give you all my once opened, once used various commercial brands of
> > EG. It's like Jasmine, you have to keep some around because someone
> > will show off their tea prowness because that's all they've seen on the
> > shelves.
> >
> > Jim
>
> Yes, Ahmad is available in tins (metal cans) at least here in Finland.
> Earl Greys are nice to drink sometimes, but I agree with you in that
> advanced tea enthusiasts tend to prefer unflavoured teas. My favourite
> afternoon/evening teas are all light Chinese black and oolong teas, but
> for breakfast I like the stronger British style blends. Twinings Irish
> Breakfast was one of the strongest blends that I have ever tasted. It
> was a great "kickstart" for a cold winter day.
>
> SL