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Reckon there are rules about mixing them?
I like tea, my childhood is mostly full of Typhoo loose leaf tea. The advent of tea bags happened begrudgingly in the Hobbit Household.
Over the last couple of years, I've amassed a few different teas beyond the normal every day tea. We've not had Typhoo in years...for one reason or another we now have that Gaffer tea. So now I need to drink the stuff that I have collected. I have chai-autumn in cup-which is fine. Mama and pops like that stuff. That is staying the way it is.
But I had some PG sips leaf tea. It is like rocket fuel! So i've cut it with some ceylon loose leaf leaf in the hope that I will drink it and it will be consumed. Have had the box sat in mama's pantry and its barely been touched. Also waiting for consumption is some darjeeling. But I won't mix that yet.
When I visited Bath, I found myself a tea caddy and mug infuser for school. Tea Caddy is very much GYO themed.
I like tea, my childhood is mostly full of Typhoo loose leaf tea. The advent of tea bags happened begrudgingly in the Hobbit Household.
Over the last couple of years, I've amassed a few different teas beyond the normal every day tea. We've not had Typhoo in years...for one reason or another we now have that Gaffer tea. So now I need to drink the stuff that I have collected. I have chai-autumn in cup-which is fine. Mama and pops like that stuff. That is staying the way it is.
But I had some PG sips leaf tea. It is like rocket fuel! So i've cut it with some ceylon loose leaf leaf in the hope that I will drink it and it will be consumed. Have had the box sat in mama's pantry and its barely been touched. Also waiting for consumption is some darjeeling. But I won't mix that yet.
When I visited Bath, I found myself a tea caddy and mug infuser for school. Tea Caddy is very much GYO themed.
and before that my Mum and Mum in law did so its the tea both and Mr Pots grew up with. 
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