Yorkshire Tea Decaf, Box of 80 Tea Bags (Pack of 1)

I only started to drink this in support of my wife who had to cut caffeine out other diet. Once she had gone cold turkey and as a 20 cups a day lady it was not pleasant. We tried many different types of de-caf and my dear lord how terrible were some of those. This is the only decaf that seems to have the flavour of a full fat cup of tea! We live in Cyprus at the moment so we are buying in bulk. Good price compared to the 6.5 € that the cypriots charge. I think you should try this tea. It's a proper cuppa. In the words of my tribe it's canny like!Update: been drinking this for a long time now and still no other decaf comes close. I do not miss normal tea in any way shape or form.

We decided to cut out some caffeine and tried Yorkshire Decaf, since Yorkshire Gold is our favorite bagged tea. This will not disappoint! I expected weak tea but there is only a slightly diminished "kick" in taste but that's to be expected as that "kick" in taste comes from caffeine. Now we can drink our 4 pots of tea (or more) a day and feel perfectly fine and sleep well. Also, we notice that among the bagged teas, Yorkshire Teas are stronger. Where I would need to use 3 bags per pot of Typhoo or PG Tips, only 2 Yorkshire Tea bags are required plus, it tastes better. I even weighed the tea bags to see if Yorkshire had more tea in it but they all weighed the same. My deduction from my little experiment was that Yorkshire must use a higher quality of tea leaves. Regardless, this is delicious and satisfying decaf tea.

Best decaf ever

A lovely blend of African teas giving a good flavour and intense colour. Although all teas made for teabags are, by default, made from 'dust' and 'fannings' of the harvested and cured tips, these decaffeinated teabags still produce a good quality brew.'Yorkshire' tea may have been developed for best flavour in hard water areas, but they still make a good brew in soft water areas too.Currently these decaf teabags are on offer at a really good price - there's absolutely nothing not to like about this product, and if you want your tea decaffeinated but don't want to compromise on quality, I'd happily recommend these.

This is a very good decaf tea, and it's tasting about as good as the real stuff!My wife ( Scottish) and I (Dutch), used to buy the decaf tea from Marks & Spencer in Amsterdam, but they stopped selling it as the store is closing this year. This was our next option, because we can't find a good decaf tea in The Netherlands. Also, this tea is tasting better than the M&S version!This selling price is also rather good, and we hope that Brexit will not change that a lot...!

I only ever buy this choice. Decaf and full of flavour. I do not buy alternative choice

Was a bit cynical of trying decaf teabags but I was instantly impressed with these.They produce a nice strong cup of tea, that also tastes great.

Tea that does nothing. Well, it has a taste akin to tea, it looks and smells like tea, it even tastes like what is supposed to be tea, but it does nothing. Well I suppose it dispenses and hot beverage to the individual and gives them the choice of whether they wish to be jitter free and sonumbulent, but that is denying the truest calling of tea, that satifying soft caffiene infusion that warms and soothes frayed nerves.A few souless people in the office drink this stuff. Not many as we don't employ zombies, but sometimes they come among us and we have to show equality and kindness to these misguided and lost animations of life.