Tea. Plain or Flavoured?

Tea. Oh my oh my. That godlike nectar.
Us the British would be nothing without our tea. Actually I do not know how we survived without the damn thing before we colonized the Indias!

I have a personal vision of steampunk as a gentleman (and gentlewomen, don't want to offend the ladies!) world, where manners and civics are highly regarded. And all this couldn't be possible at all without gallons and gallons of that jolly good ol' tea.

I have heard and seen of many different flavored tea. As for me I remain in a very classical manner. My tea of election is a grey earl, half a sugar and a little drizzle of milk.

What about you jolly bunch?

Red tea, hot water and previously in the cup two slices of lemon and two tablespoons of honey. But when I drink normal tea, without milk or sugar. Pure style British.

Earl grey for me, with it's sweet bergamot flavour, with a splash of milk and a lot of sugar.
Actually, I buy a lot of tea. I love the smell, I love making it...But I'm not a big tea drinker.

I am. But if you like the smell put some cinnamon in the oven and five minutes later open the door and turn off the oven. Magic.

Twinings English Breakfast Tea with a little touch of milk .

Nordic ponch: Nordic ponch tea with soya milk and rum essence. Magic.