Tea questions time

I like Yorkshire tea , usually in bags , fairly strong with milk no sugar. Porcelain mug I can't abide a 'thick' cup/mug.

PG Tips pyramid bags. Can't stand Earl Grey!

Waitrose own (fair trade) teabags for every day; mix of Twinings breakfast and early grey (leaves) for special. OR Lady/Earl Grey teabags on holiday. (Must be Twinings though - don't like other brands). Always from a china mug.

Mine is made with sainsbury,s cheap tea bags with a touch of milk and drank out my newcastle cup

PG Tips in pyramid bags are my preference. Got to be in a white china cup, not too strong. I do occasionally use leaf tea in a teapot, but can't be bothered unless I have visitors.

I watched Murder Most Foul recently, Envious. Mararet Rutherford is my favourite Mss Marple.

I like builder's and make it with Typhoo - real leaves - in a pot and drink it with milk and one sugar, out of a china mug.

There was a lovely, gentle, documentary about tea done by Victoria Wood on telly last week (mentioned on another thread) - did anyone see it? I thought it was great.