Sunday, April 04, 2010

A Cuppa to revive...


EarlGreyTea


Hope you all had a great weekend. Ours was hectic but fun. Now I need a cup of this and the time to drink it peacefully.

I love Twinings Earl Grey and dip a teabag in my regular Indian Chai. Weird ??? But that is how I like it.

16 comments:

  1. I like your teacups.........

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  2. The best of both worlds, I suppose? Lovely teacup!

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  3. My hubby loves early grey i am not that found of it, i drink them occasionaly only.

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  4. You know where I stand on tea. DH likes it. Don't tell anyone, when guests home and they want tea and I have just a tiny bit 3Label(or whatever) I mix the two and nobody seems to notice.

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  5. I love earl grey too. but the tea which i can really relish is the one from home (darjeeling tea). But I like your cups even more.

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  6. Dear sandeepa
    Before coming to milan , I never heard of this name...but here in the office earl grey tea is supplied, with wierd flavors...but suddenly I have taken a liking for this ..the plain one and the lemmon one..there is a 4 fruit flavored one too..will not try certainly..
    Let me see if this is available in india..
    bhalo theko

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  7. Lovely looking teacups. I am loving it. Actually for past few years, I am having Twinings Earl Grey Lemon tea. But, thanks to Twinings promotions in India we have a good stock of Earl Grey, English Breakfast and English Afternoon tea at home.

    The latest addition is Twinings Green Tea Jasmine. It is extremely refreshing and relaxing after a strenuous day.

    Thanks for this ode to the cup of such a divine liquid

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  8. AN ARDENT FAN OF TEA!April 06, 2010 4:22 AM

    I just LOVE TEA.... & my hubby keeps scolding me for having sooo many cups of tea... but who cares... the ambience & your tea cups are exotic..that adds upto the flavour!

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  9. Me too :)) I love Twining's Earl Grey :) Love good tea ..period .

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  10. cute. my father likes to add earl grey to his chai, too. x shayma

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  11. Hi Sandeepa - I am from Australia. I have started up a blog - http://bongskitchen.blogspot.com/

    I love yr blog - actually I am in love with it.

    I love Earl Grey first thing in the morning to give me a kick start for the day...
    Love your tea cups they are so pretty

    Saswati

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  12. Our weekend was hectic too, but fun. After ages, we decided to play tourists in our neighbourhood and see a lot of the sights we hadn't in years!!

    Nothing like a cuppa to revive flagging spirits, though I'd personally stick to my plain chai. :)

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  13. I don't drink tea (or coffee for that matter) so don't mind me :)

    Hubby is a tea freak - not in the snob-value-I-will-only-drink-dahjeeling-type (wouldnt know a Darjeeling from a Pekoe I think!) but the "can't be overboiled, can't have adrak-elaichi,can't have too much milk, can't be too sugary like kheer" type of freak. So I watch as he fusses over his morning tea and cribs about not being able to have good tea when he is travelling "even in the Taj" and roll my eyes ;)

    Whatever floats your boat is all I say - as long as I don't get drowned! ;)

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  14. It is interesting how queer we tea drinkers can be...and how fastidiously we like to hold on to our quirks! Enjoy your cuppa!

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