Thread by @SAH16928046

Early Grey Tea, can be refreshing, but, it gives me a terrible headache.
I don't know why?
Must be the oil of bergamot orange extractions added to the tea?
@TheCoffeeBean

Compared to Earl Grey, the Lady Grey Tea, which is the Russian Version of this condiment mixed with black tea, can bring on more complex flavours.

Tea Tasting is very much like Wine or Tobacco Tasting.
You require special training and skills.
It is a highly-priced niche profession.

Yes, but what some aficionados of tea won't tell you, is that you should NOT ADD MILK to certain types.
I have seen Matcha Tea Frappuccino, and Green Tea Lattes, etc.
If you travel to the Middle East, Iran or even SE-Asia, you will that people seldom add milk to their black tea.

In South Asia, UK and across the Commonwealth, not adding milk into your black tea is considered some kind of cultural and social heresy!

Well, my grandparents told me before I was embarking upon my educational journey to the United Kingdom, that the only thing we share in common with the #English is adding milk to our tea.

Of course, the greatest contributions of the English to their colonies has been two-fold.
One, the application of the Common Law, and two, the habit of drinking tea and three, the bicameral political system, which is referred to as the parliamentary form of government.

of course, what the #Colonialists didn't tell us was that the Roles of the #Cabinet Secretary, and the Private Secretary to the Prime Minister, is mercurial at best and influence surpasses that of the selected ministers and the advisors 😃

three fold!
Pardon the typo.

we need to do more research on the effects of hot drinks on civil service models and systems.
My friend, a bureaucrat, once jokingly remarked that had our civil services been a coffee drinking outfit, the higher levels of caffeine could have added more to the efficiency levels.