Duma Key Iced Tea

**ebb2012** · August 3rd, 2009

Can anyone pinpoint what kind of tea they are all ways talking about in this book? I read it and gave the book away but forgot to write it down. Sounded refreshing and its really really hot where I live

Thanks!

Mason

**Bryan James** · August 3rd, 2009

If I remember correctly, it is based on a strong green tea. Many Westerners, myself included, can't handle it on an empty stomach. All I can say is that it tastes good going down, but not so much on the way back up...

~BJS

**wally wonder** · August 3rd, 2009

dunno. gunpowder?

**AngelZ** · August 3rd, 2009

I believe it was green tea.

**hollywoodboi1** · August 3rd, 2009

Iced green tea with just a bit of honey.

Does sound refreshing!

**Ophelia** · August 5th, 2009

Hmmm... I thought it was either green tea or chamomile. Both taste great chilled with just a bit o' honey.

**Ranger_Strider** · August 6th, 2009

I thought it was white tea (harvested young, sooo, you see) with a smidge of honey. Twins got harvested young too.

**Perse Jr.** · August 6th, 2009

Ah, I always think of Wireman's green tea and how good it tasted to Edgar the first time he drank it. It was like "liquid silk," or something like that.

**ebb2012** · August 6th, 2009

Sweet, thanks all.

**kandy** · August 9th, 2009

Apparently it's silky smooth.

It's iced green tea with a tablespoon of honey per pitcher, according to Wireman. The honey's a trick he learned while cooking on a tramp steamer in the China Sea.... ; )