Red Rose Decaffeinated English Breakfast Tea

This is one of the rare decaf teas that doesn't have that chemical or flat taste. Multiple reviewers specifically mention it 'doesn't taste like chemicals' and has 'full flavor despite being decaffeinated.' Several people say they can barely tell the difference from the caffeinated version, which is high praise for any decaf tea.

It's notably stronger than most decaf options. Reviewers consistently describe it as 'strong for a decaf tea' with proper color and body. If you've been disappointed by weak, watery decaf teas before, this one actually brews up bold and full-bodied like a traditional English Breakfast should.

Red Rose packages this as 6 separate boxes of 50 tea bags each (300 total). This is actually convenient for freshness—you can open one box at a time while keeping the rest sealed. It's also easier to share or store in different locations. Note that each box has 50 bags, not the typical 20, so you're getting more per box anyway.

The strong, full-bodied base makes it versatile for both hot and iced tea. Because it brews stronger than typical decaf teas, it holds up well when poured over ice without becoming watered down. That bold English Breakfast flavor comes through whether you're drinking it hot in the morning or cold in the afternoon.

This is one of the product's frustrations—it's hard to find in grocery stores, which is why many people order it in bulk online. If you like it, buying the 6-box pack (300 bags total) makes sense since you won't stumble across it during your regular shopping trips.

Absolutely. This is straightforward English Breakfast tea in convenient bags—no special brewing skills needed. The strong base is forgiving (you won't end up with weak tea even if your timing isn't perfect), and the familiar English Breakfast style means no surprises. It's quality daily-drinking tea that happens to be decaf, not a compromise you have to tolerate.