01Hot
- Amount
- 2.5g or 1 teaspoon
- Water
- 250ml at 100°C
- Time
- 2–3 minutes
Taste at two minutes. For more body, add more leaf rather than steeping longer.
Bergamot and smooth black tea, with most of the caffeine removed. Still recognisably Earl Grey.
50gTry it first, or keep a few different teas open.
100gA sensible everyday pouch for most tea drinkers.
200g+Best when it is already part of your tea shelf.
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Earl Grey drinkers cutting back on caffeine after lunch.
Perhaps not if you need it completely caffeine-free. Try Earl Grey Rooibos →
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Low-caffeine Earl Grey
Bergamot brightness on a smooth decaffeinated black tea base. For Earl Grey drinkers who want the aroma without the caffeine keeping them up past bedtime.
The story
Earl Grey gets its character from bergamot, a citrus fruit grown mostly in southern Italy. The oil is cold-pressed from the peel and used to scent the tea leaves. This decaffeinated version keeps that bright, fragrant lift on a base of Ceylon black tea that has had most of its caffeine removed.
Decaffeinated is not the same as caffeine-free. A small trace can remain, so this is a lower-caffeine cup rather than a zero-caffeine one. If you need something completely without caffeine, Earl Grey Rooibos is a better option. But if you simply want to enjoy Earl Grey after lunch without the jitters, this will do the job.
The cup brews to a warm amber, with citrus on the nose and a smooth, slightly malty body underneath. A scattering of cornflower petals adds a gentle floral note. It takes milk if you want it, though most people drink it plain to let the bergamot come through.
How to brew it
01Hot
Taste at two minutes. For more body, add more leaf rather than steeping longer.
02With milk
A small splash of milk softens the citrus. Keep it brief to avoid bitterness.
03Iced
Strain and serve over ice with a lemon slice.
Shop tip: If the cup turns dry or bitter, use a little more leaf next time instead of steeping longer.
Made for moments like
Dinner is done, the dishes can wait, and you want something familiar without lying awake at midnight.
The three o'clock slump calls for a proper brew, but you have already had two cups of the strong stuff.
Feet up, book open, rain on the window. Earl Grey aroma without watching the clock.
Weighing it up?
Classic Earl GreyChoose Classic Earl Grey if caffeine is not a concern and you want a brisker cup.From £3.50
Cream Earl GreyChoose Cream Earl Grey for vanilla sweetness alongside the bergamot, with full caffeine.From £4.65
Decaf English BreakfastChoose Decaf English Breakfast if you prefer malty depth over citrus.From £4.95
Good questions
No. Decaffeinated tea still contains a trace of caffeine. If you need a fully caffeine-free cup, Earl Grey Rooibos is a better option as it is made from naturally caffeine-free rooibos.
Very close. The bergamot is the same, and the Ceylon base brews smooth and clean. Some people find decaf teas slightly lighter in body, but the citrus character comes through clearly.
It is optional. Most Earl Grey drinkers take it plain so the bergamot shines through, but a small splash of milk works if that is how you like it.
At roughly 2.5g per cup, a 100g pouch makes about 40 cups.
Keep the pouch sealed in a cool, dry, dark place away from coffee, spices or anything with a strong smell. Tea absorbs odours easily.
Decaf Earl Grey keeps the familiar bergamot lift of Earl Grey on a smooth decaffeinated black-tea base. It is a lower-caffeine cup for later afternoons and evenings, not a caffeine-free tea.
Bright · Citrusy · Smooth
Choose it if you enjoy Earl Grey aroma but want less caffeine than the regular black-tea version. If you need a naturally caffeine-free cup, Earl Grey Rooibos is the clearer alternative.
Decaffeinated black tea, cornflower petals, natural bergamot flavouring.
Taste at two minutes. For more body, use a little more leaf next time rather than leaving it until the cup turns dry. Try it plain first; a small splash of milk is optional.
Decaffeinated does not mean caffeine-free. A trace can remain, and we do not have a measured amount for this product.
Read the full Decaf Earl Grey taste and brewing guide.
Keep the pouch sealed in a cool, dry and dark place, away from coffee, spices and other strong aromas.
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