Oh, Philz for sure! My jam used to be a Tesora with cream, actually. Haven’t been in the Bay Area for a bit, but probably would order it with cream just for nostalgia.
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At least we don’t serve it cold with ice and enough sugar to make your teeth curl… shudders
Southern iced tea, it’s a shock the first time you’re thirsty and just slug some down expecting normal iced tea and instead get Weapons Grade Snapple.
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Lol, you’d definitely grab the pitchforks at my non dieting tea… Standard sized mug has about 120ml of milk in it. It’s more like a Chai latte. The teabag stays in the cup though. I have an Ember mug that keeps my tea/coffee piping hot and by the time I drink it it’s been steeping for a good 30mins to an hour 
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Milk Tea is a wildly popular beverage here.
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Yes… vile stuff. The unsweet variety is an abomination too. 
Tea should be hot period.
I still drink hot drinks throughout the summers here. I don’t like soda and thanks to a couple of sensitive teeth I drink my water at room temperature.
That’s not us… 
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lol, no that would be the aforementioned ungrateful colonials 
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When I was the mob @howard there were various nicknames for how you wanted your tea.
NATO standard - Milk, two sugars
I always had Julie Andrews - White nun.
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No porcelain mug? How positively scandalous.
I do my morning chai masala and my evening darjeeling black. If I have a green tea, I might put a little sugar in.
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It was tough to give up my fine bone china mug. But I was tired of drinking stone cold tea and coffee as well.
Already started on my morning genmaicha, then the coffee comes next. Yesterday between my morning and evening coffees I had 10 350ml bottles of cold green tea and two double-shot lattes. Yesterday was a GOOD day.
Merry 25th of December to you !