01Hot
- Amount
- 1 tsp (2.5g)
- Water
- 80°C
- Time
- 3 minutes
Water off the boil for a couple of minutes. Boiling will turn it bitter.
Decaffeinated sencha with fresh vegetal notes and a little sweetness. Brew gently with cooler water.
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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Sencha lovers who'd like a second or third cup later in the day.
Perhaps not if you need zero caffeine; decaf keeps a trace. Try Hojicha →
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Decaffeinated Japanese green
A proper decaf sencha that still tastes like sencha. Fresh, vegetal, lightly sweet — all the things you want from Japanese green tea, just without the caffeine keeping you awake.
The story
Most decaf green teas taste like they have been through something. The caffeine comes out, and somewhere along the way so does everything else — the freshness, the vegetal bite, that gentle sweetness you get from a well-made sencha. You end up with something drinkable but a bit flat.
This one uses CO₂ decaffeination, which is gentler than the older chemical methods. The leaves get briefly soaked in pure water and flushed with pressurised carbon dioxide, which binds to the caffeine and lifts it away. The proteins that carry flavour stay put, and so do many of the compounds that give green tea its character.
The result brews pale and clean, with grassy freshness and a smooth finish. It is not quite as bright as a full-caffeine sencha, but it is close enough that you will not feel you are settling. Good for that second or third cup when you still want the taste and the ritual, just not the late-night staring at the ceiling.
How to brew it
01Hot
Water off the boil for a couple of minutes. Boiling will turn it bitter.
02Second steep
A lighter cup, still worth having. Do not leave it too long.
03Iced
Strain and serve over ice. Gentle and refreshing.
Shop tip: Let freshly boiled water sit for two or three minutes before pouring. Sencha is sensitive to heat and will punish you with bitterness if you rush it.
Made for moments like
You want something lighter than builder's tea but still warming. This fits the gap between lunch and dinner without the caffeine clock ticking.
A pot beside your book, no worries about being up half the night. All the ritual, none of the regret.
Sometimes you want a hot drink that is not another espresso. Fresh and clean, no jitters.
Weighing it up?
SenchaChoose this if you want the full-caffeine version with a bit more brightness and depth.From £3.75
HojichaChoose this if you prefer roasted, toasty notes and naturally lower caffeine.From £5.20
GenmaichaChoose this if you like green tea with a warm, popcorn-like toasted rice character.From £5.15
Good questions
No. It is decaffeinated, not caffeine-free. The CO₂ process removes most of the caffeine, but a small trace remains. If you need zero caffeine, this is not the one for you.
We would not recommend it. Sencha is light and vegetal, and milk tends to muddy those fresh green notes. Best enjoyed plain.
At about 2.5g per cup, a 50g pouch gives you roughly 20 cups. The larger sizes work out cheaper per cup if you drink it regularly.
Green tea leaves release bitter compounds when they meet boiling water. Keeping the temperature around 80°C draws out the sweetness and freshness without the harshness.
Keep it sealed, cool and dry, away from heat, sunlight and strong smells. A cupboard away from the hob is ideal. It will stay fresh for several months if stored well.
Decaf Kyushu Sencha is a beautiful, uncompromising decaffeinated sencha with the classic Japanese profile: fresh, vegetal, lightly sweet and delicately aromatic.
Made using a gentler, natural CO₂ decaffeination process, it preserves the leaf’s true sencha character rather than stripping it into something flat, giving you a clean, green cup with clarity and a smooth finish.
Ideal when you want the taste and ritual of Japanese green tea in a decaffeinated cup — crisp and satisfying.
Fresh • Bright • Clean
CO2 decaffeinated green 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? We recommend enjoying it without milk so the flavour stays clean and clear.
How should I store it? Keep it sealed, cool and dry — away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas.
Decaf Kyushu Sencha is hand-packed in Yorkshire and ready to ship. Free UK delivery on orders over £35.