My Assam fannings taught me that a second steeping of black tea might be very good. You steep the first mug according to directions, then let the second one steep till it's lukewarm or ready to drink. I tried that with my Java tea, and got a second cup quite weak, but potable. And away from the Malawi, I can now taste the flowery taste in the Java. Still no lava taste, though. Toci

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... at high school or college. That's ok, neither did i. But I didn't need to. LOL Obviously, you're very bored there tonite. Counting sheep and reading helps. So does a hot mug of milk. Loading it up with Rum, helps even more. He's got a point.  What is the meaning of life to a reincarnationist? ----------------------------------------------------- Sean: I'll give you the same answer...

... comprehension at high school or college. That's ok, neither did i. But I didn't need to. LOL Obviously, you're very bored there tonite. Counting sheep and reading helps. So does a hot mug of milk. Loading it up with Rum, helps even more. He's got a point.  What is the meaning of life to a reincarnationist? ----------------------------------------------------- Sean: I'll give you the same answer ...

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... for hygienic rinse than anything else. Also it helps eliminate previous ordors plus enhances the initial aroma of the dry leaf. I can see preheating teaware if there is a temperature contrast. For many years I drank out of large porcelain mugs and on the cold mornings I thought I was at an A&W drivein because I was too lazy to preheat. Jim Natarajan Krishnaswami wrote: Hi all, Lately, because I have two kettles handy, I have ...

Natarajan Krishnaswami wrote: Which makes me curious: how many of you bother to preheat your teamaking apparati? Not being blessed with central heating here in the UK I will pre heat my porcelain tea mug in winter (quick swill with boiling water) mainly so my tea will stay hot longer. Remember "the ideal temperature for tea is two degrees higher than just right" Nigel at Teacraft