Same ah. As someone who dislikes coffee (I can't stand neither the taste nor the smell), and doesn't drink tea either, I'll never understand people's obsession with them.
Haha idk about the rest of coffee-lovers, because for people like us that have tolerance for bitter food/drinks, we can taste other flavours inside coffee aside from just bitter, some carries nutty chocolatey aftertaste, while some has a berry fragrance. It's like drinking tea and discovering its unique fragrance instead of just feeling like am drinking brown water (￣∇￣")
Damn the fact that most of the time I drink tea it feels as though I'm drinking brown hot water.
I'm not suited for these drinks sighh
That's what I also thought of tea before someone introduced me to chinese and japanese tea. They smell and taste amazing and can be savory, sweet, floral, and citrusy. So gooood. I haven't had tea like that in a long time.
Exactly like I can drink coffee but people who drink it like water or people who can't live without it ( ￣□￣||) I understand drinking it sometimes but everyday multiple times? And the same exact blend?
As Azella said, perhaps green tea or chinese tea may suit you, as these two can be brewed strongly without tasting overbearing. Ceylon or other western tea blends has a milder taste and not easy to brew out a good fragrance+taste, unless we obtained a high quality one ヾ(☆▽☆)
Green tea is always recommended for beginneers too, plus the health benefits are awesome
Lmao ikr, everything is best in moderation
People that drink multiple cups per day are usually doing it for the caffeine fix, and not as frequently for the taste
Still, hopefully they remember to stay hydrated with water, coffee can be quite dehydrating if taken in huge amounts (⊙…⊙ )
Koreans (actually people in general) and their obsession with coffee ╮(￣▽￣)╭