Yorkshire Tea Decaf

This is one of the few decaf teas that genuinely tastes like the real thing. Multiple tea drinkers specifically mention it tastes like regular caffeinated tea, with that bold, traditional black tea flavor Yorkshire Tea is known for. It's smooth with a deep, aromatic character—none of that weak, flat taste you often get with decaf. The secret is their natural water process decaffeination, which preserves the flavor oils much better than chemical methods.

Stick to 2-2.5 minutes maximum for the best cup. This tea has a strong, bold flavor profile, which is great, but it can turn bitter if you over-steep it beyond that window. One reviewer specifically mentioned bitterness developing after 2.5 minutes. The good news? When brewed properly, you get zero bitterness—just smooth, rich black tea flavor.

Yes, there's definitely a packaging issue to be aware of. Several customers reported torn or burst tea bags upon delivery, and damaged outer packaging from shipping. The tea itself is excellent quality, but the way it's shipped seems to be a weak point. If you receive damaged bags, contact the seller for a replacement—the product quality deserves better handling.

This genuinely satisfies serious tea drinkers, including British and ex-pat tea connoisseurs who have high standards. Seven reviews specifically call out the high quality, and three emphasize the strong flavor that's unusual for decaf. It's not a compromise tea—it's a proper Yorkshire brew that happens to be decaffeinated. Whether you're avoiding caffeine for health reasons or just want an evening cuppa without staying up all night, this delivers.

At 160 tea bags per box, you're getting solid value for a premium decaf tea. Three reviewers specifically mentioned the reasonable price and good value. Yes, it's more expensive than basic supermarket decaf, but you're paying for natural water process decaffeination and flavor quality that actually matches regular tea. One reviewer did note it's 'a little expensive,' but most felt the quality justified the cost.

The tea bags are notably large and substantial—one reviewer specifically called this out. They're also quite forgiving: one bag works well even for a large cup, making them practical for everyday use. The generous size means you get good flavor extraction without needing multiple bags, and they're simple to use whether you're a tea beginner or a long-time enthusiast.