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Teabags.

chicorytip · 2014-06-13 12:03:50

Is there any brand of teabag with which to brew a cup with a proper,actual tea TASTE? I find both Barry's and Lyons insipid.

13-06-2014 12:03pm

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chicorytip

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Is there any brand of teabag with which to
brew a cup with a proper,actual tea TASTE? I find both Barry's and Lyons
insipid.

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#2 16-06-2014 8:26am

Bluefoam

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Which blends are you talking about?

Irish tea is generally blended to have a fuller flavour than most blends & are mixed from the strongest flavours across continents to ensure a fuller flavour.

Maybe you have particularly strong taste buds...

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#3 16-06-2014 2:44pm

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Gold blend - Lyons,Barry's etc. Their loose leaf , brewed in a pot, is fine but
flavourless otherwise I find.

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