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I think it is Herbal tea. Drop temperature! What do you think?
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Have you ever heard about the name of Darjeeling tea and Assam tea? They are the famous tea of India. Actually when I traveled India, I got those tea. I felt comfortable after having those tea there at the temperature 35-40'c.. So, I feel great about those tea...
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The hot weather of summer, when drinking lots of fluids is required, is best suited to the refreshing, slightly astringent taste of green teas – which are also great to drink iced. Green tea is also rich in vitamins, amino acids and minerals, so not only does it have a great refreshing affect in hot weather, it also keeps your body healthy in this season when you're likely to be more active. Green tea is best drunk during, or immediately after, a meal or with food, as it can cause some stomach upsets on an empty stomach, especially for people who rarely drink teas.
Except green tea, fruit teas are also another good choice for summer. You can enjoy it either hot or iced. But I think it will be more enjoyable for iced! |
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