crivelli

It's just a particular variety of black tea that the British seem to appreciate, and I appreciate quite a lot as well. It's nothing too special. You can get it in the grocery store.

Haha, it's okay. Heck, it's probably called something different over there anyway. I think it's the same tea that I found under my bed all the places I stayed when I was there, so it's probably the same thing you drink. I was stupid, and didn't look at your location before I replied to that. I drink it with milk and sugar, yes, and it's the only tea I drink with anything in it, because it's supposed to be that way, and I usually just poor hot water over a tea bag, but sometimes I am out and about and they only have it loose leaf. So either way, really.