[mumofstig]

that's tea with cinnamon, ginger and cloves 

Does anyone else drink/like it?

[Trillium]

I drink it too but not on a regular basis as I'm not over fond of cinnamon. I'd rather drink rooibos or a berry zinger.

[Carolinamoon]

Yes I do - it's lovely although I must say I prefer a 'proper' cuppa!

[mumofstig]

My first thing cuppas are still 'proper' but after that it's Chai atm

[Cake Lady]

My Dad, the last person in the world I'd expect to be drinking tea let alone chai, suggested I try it after a meal at his house the other week.  I have to say it was rather nice. 

I've not bought any yet myself as he'd got M&S ones and I thought i'd stick to those but have yet to go.

[mumofstig]

Mine are Twinings, bought in Trashco 

[Armleywhite]

Probably not quite the same, but I drink a "spiced tea" from Sri Lanka. Has cloves and the rest you mention, but also coriander and cumin in it. 

One form of tea that I drink a lot of recently, well it's really an infusion is Cretan mountain tea.  I buy it direct fom Crete and it's really cheap. Fell in love with it last year. Such a sublime flavour.

[mumofstig]

Cretan tea - now that I don't like very much at all - good job we're not all the same  

[Armleywhite]

Cretan tea - now that I don't like very much at all - good job we're not all the same 

my wife didn't like it either, she ain't even too keen on the smell when I make some.

[sunshineband]

Mr Sunny just makes his own.

I don't like tea really so pass on this, although the spices always smell nice 

[Aunt Sally]

Clipper Earl Grey for me

[angelavdavis]

Interesting thread.

I am allergic to Earl Grey tea (bergamot - took a long time to find out what the problem was - it gave me sinusitis-type symptoms! Hayfever??)

My Mum swears Lady Grey is her favourite, as apparently she suffers heartburn with Earl Grey and PG type tea but not with Lady Grey.

[mumofstig]

That's weird because Lady Grey is the same as Earl Grey plus orange and lemon 

But if she's convinced it's better for her then it doesn't matter, does it? 

[angelavdavis]

That's weird because Lady Grey is the same as Earl Grey plus orange and lemon 

But if she's convinced it's better for her then it doesn't matter, does it? 

Exactly, you really don't want to argue with my Mum! 

[devonbarmygardener]

I'm onto Rooibos chai at the moment - delish. Made by the Red Bush Tea Company.
Can only find it in one distant Tosco at the moment though.

South African Red Bush tea is very good for you - low in tannins and no caffeine. I'd recommend it.
 You can drink the original Rooibos with milk if preferred but I don't have milk in anything!

Also nice: Jasmine Earl Grey, Blossom Earl Grey and Lavender Earl Grey - all Twinings.

Pomegranate Green Tea; Apple & Pear Green Tea; Orange & Lotus Flower Green tea and Blackberry & Nettle infusion - again all Twinings. All with 1/2 tsp honey to sweeten.

(I should buy shares in Twinings looking in my cupboard!)

Also a few of Twinings  'Moment of Calm' range - particularly African Honeybush, Mandarin & Orange; Camomile & Spiced Apple and Cherry & Cinnamon.