We have soft water here. When not drinking Lavazza coffee, we have weak black Irish Breakfast tea.
Yorkshire tea?
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Re: Yorkshire tea?
Thank you very much, one and all!
We have soft water here. When not drinking Lavazza coffee, we have weak black Irish Breakfast tea.
We have soft water here. When not drinking Lavazza coffee, we have weak black Irish Breakfast tea.
Cheers, Mike.
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Re: Yorkshire tea?
For a true taste of Yorkshire Tea you should also have to have Yorkshire Water that has flowed through the moors to add to it I think!! 
Nigel.
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Re: Yorkshire tea?
Love it Mike. No other tea enters the Filonian bungalow.
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Re: Yorkshire tea?
As long as it ain't been fracked..........Nigel H-J wrote:For a true taste of Yorkshire Tea you should also have to have Yorkshire Water that has flowed through the moors to add to it I think!!
Nigel.
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Re: Yorkshire tea?
Dev One wrote:Nigel H-J wrote:For a true taste of Yorkshire Tea you should also have to have Yorkshire Water that has flowed through the moors to add to it I think!!
Nigel.
As long as it ain't been fracked..........
Keith
Are you allowed to say that on here?
Graham
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