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  • When did Morning Thunder lose its buffalo kick?

    From salamander1956@21:1/5 to All on Mon Apr 13 06:00:02 2020
    Hi, 16 years later I ask the same question, after a 40 year absence.

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  • From j1mbabwe@21:1/5 to All on Wed Dec 2 01:00:08 2020
    I recently (2020) discovered it and have been loving it all year - I love a really strong tea with a great taste. Then just before Thanksgiving I bought a box of it and the effects have gone limp. The box with the maroon label was great, I thought maybe
    the new black label meant even more caffeine, but it definitely feels like less. Celestial Seasonings, you've done me */_so_/* wrong.

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  • From Emmi@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jun 7 16:00:18 2022
    I had a similar experience in 70s ( in my teens) and 80s (in my 20s). Back then I drank tea almost exclusively. ofee was an ocasional treat.
    MT tea was a bigger kick than many other black teas on the market, even more so than earl grey from a local european grocery, which was darned strong.
    I miss the earlyMT and have been trying to find a way to duplicate it

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