01Hot
- Amount
- 1 teaspoon (2.5g)
- Water
- 100°C freshly boiled
- Time
- 2 minutes
Strain promptly for a brighter cup; leave longer if you like it stronger.
A medium-bodied decaf black tea with soft floral notes. Decaffeinated, rather than completely caffeine-free.
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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People who want a proper mug of tea with milk at 9pm.
Perhaps not if you need zero caffeine; decaf keeps a trace. Try Rooibos →
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Decaf loose leaf black tea
A rounded, malty English Breakfast with most of the caffeine removed. For anyone who wants a real cup of tea after dark, not a watery compromise.
The story
Most decaf black teas taste like an apology. Thin, a bit flat, and you find yourself wondering why you bothered. This one is different. It is proper English Breakfast — malty, medium-bodied, with soft floral notes and enough structure to stand up to milk. The decaffeination process is gentler than older methods, which means the leaf keeps more of its character.
This brews a good coppery colour with a brisk finish that lingers. There is balanced astringency rather than harshness, and the cup stays clean even when you let it steep a little longer. You would be hard pressed to spot it as decaf in a blind taste.
This is the tea for people who have switched to decaf but refuse to give up flavour. Late evening with a book. Early morning when you have already had three cups and should probably stop. A proper brew whenever the mood strikes, without watching the clock.
How to brew it
01Hot
Strain promptly for a brighter cup; leave longer if you like it stronger.
02With milk
A splash of milk rounds it out nicely; steep a bit longer to hold up to dairy.
03Iced
Cold brew overnight for a smooth, malty iced tea without bitterness.
Shop tip: Use freshly boiled water. Reboiled water loses oxygen and can leave the cup tasting flat.
Made for moments like
Curl up with a book after nine, proper tea in hand. No ceiling-staring at midnight, just a satisfying brew and a good story.
You have already had two. The day is long. This one lets you keep the ritual without the jitters creeping in.
Poached eggs, toast soldiers, and a mug of malty tea with milk. All the comfort, none of the caffeine clock-watching.
Weighing it up?
English BreakfastChoose this if you want the same malty style with full caffeine for a proper morning kick.From £3.20
Decaf Earl GreyChoose this if you prefer bergamot citrus notes over a traditional breakfast flavour.From £5.95
Decaf Masala ChaiChoose this if you want warming spice rather than a straightforward malty brew.From £4.45
Good questions
No. Decaffeinated means most of the caffeine has been removed, but a trace remains. If you need strictly zero caffeine, a herbal or rooibos tea would be a better choice.
Absolutely. A splash of milk works beautifully and brings out the malty, comforting side of this tea. It is blended to hold its own brewed strong.
Using roughly one teaspoon (2.5g) per cup, the 50g pouch makes about 20 cups. The 250g pouch gives you around 100 cups, plenty to keep the kettle busy.
Keep the pouch sealed and store it somewhere cool, dry and away from sunlight or strong aromas. A cupboard away from the hob is ideal.
Very close. It has the same malty body, brisk finish and coppery colour. Most people cannot tell the difference without being told it is decaf.
Decaf English Breakfast is a rounded, malty loose leaf black tea with most of its caffeine removed. An everyday breakfast-style brew, with or without milk.
This cup is decidedly self-assured — medium-bodied with lovely floral notes, balanced astringency and a long, satisfying finish that holds its own against any standard breakfast tea.
Blended to keep the structure and brightness you want from an English Breakfast, it delivers a proper morning-style brew with less caffeine than its regular counterpart.
We’d be surprised if you can tell it’s decaf — a confident, everyday staple when you want full flavour with a calmer finish.
Malty • Brisk • Comforting
Decaffeinated black tea
Does it contain caffeine? Yes. This tea is decaffeinated, not caffeine-free. Some caffeine remains; we do not have a measured amount for this product.
Can I drink it with milk? Yes — a splash of milk works beautifully if you like a richer cup.
How should I store it? Keep it sealed, cool and dry — away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas.
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