I love tea and I can taste it in my mouth even if I'm not drinking it, just by thinking about it. I can usually also taste foods that I'm craving. I can imagine sound as well and touch, but not smell or sight.

I have a cup of tea several times a day. I have a variety of teas to choose from, but thinking about it now, I can't describe the flavour. I just remember which ones I like. I have no sense of taste, and when making anything, I can only say if I like it or not. I can't tell if it needs more seasoning or what seasoning it might need. hmmm

Interesting question. I like tea, but I am not a regular drinker. I prefer coffee in the morning. I can't image the taste, smell, sight, or touch of anything. However, I can imagine sounds, music, and people's voices (assuming I've heard them a lot). My wife has hyperphantasia. When she imagines something, she's THERE. Sight, sound, smells, taste, and touch - everything. She prefers tea, but I'm not sure there's any correlation.

Personally, I like tea - but on top of sugar I add things like lemon and honey to add to the flavor. Like, If I go to a restaurant where they serve tea and only put sugar in it I won't think It's as good. It's probably more of how the tea is made if that makes sense?