Do any of you have a favorite tea for different seasons?

Hi, In the winter, I enjoy ginger, cinnaman, and peppermint teas a great deal. In the summer I tend to avoid tea, as I hate iced tea. In the spring, it's definitely honey or chamomile. I've really never stopped to associate a tea with automn. Good teas for me year round are: lemon-anything, Earl Grey, and vanilla chai; my favorite tea without a doubt. Here's a lin`k to purchase my favorite brand of chai. http://www.amazon.com/Bigelow-Vanilla-Chai-20-Count-Boxes/dp/B000PDM2X0 You can get them cheaper at any grocery store near you, but it works in a pinch.

Hi there. I quiet like lemon tea, but I prefer to drink green tea or wu long/Oolong tea, as it has great health benefits and really good with metabolism among many other benefits

Cool seasons make me want heavier flavors, like English Breakfast tea, but I like a lot of different teas. I always seem to have a stash of about 15 - 20 different kinds. Iced tea, summer and winter, hot tea, summer and winter, too.

I like iced peppermint in the summer for its cooling feeling. I like orange spice teas in the colder months. I like hybiscus mint anytime. All iced since I live in Texas & drink iced teas year round. I do like Constant Comment hot in the winter, and I can drink that all the way to cold in the cup! I do drink less hot tea because I'm not working in an office anymore & anything I fix hot would probably be cold by the time I got to drink it. We'll see how this winter goes.

I adore Chai tea when the weather gets cooler. It's so comforting and warming and spicy. I like cinnamon and ginger type teas in the winter too. During the summer months I tend to prefer fruit teas like raspberry with echinacea. English breakfast tea I'll drink all year round! Can't start my day without it!

Hi and welcome to myLot. I am a tea lover and love to try all kinds of flavors. I don't think about certain teas at certain seasons too much, although it does make sense. I like iced tea in the summer, especially with lemon or fruit like raspberries. I have tried an egg-nog tea that Lipton put out one Christmas. I loved that, but I guess I was in the minority, because I saw it only one year. I like green tea with Chinese food, especially with jasmine. I like bold teas with other meals, oohlong, Earl Grey, etc., and regular orange pekoe for mornings.