Decaf tea recommendations please!

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I'm trying to limit my caffeine intake, but still love tea. I'm currently drinking Tetley's decaf tea, but the taste isn't working for me.

Do you have any nice decaf tea recommendations? Please?!

Yorkshire decaf is excellent .

Tetley decaf is the worst - yuk!
Yorkshire decaf is good but I've just discovered Fortnum and Mason decaf (and their Earl Grey decaf) and it's the best I've found so far.

Pg tips one is ok. Agree Tetleys is rank

Redbush/Roibois (?)

M&s one is nice - I drank that a lot whilst pregnant. Can you drink herbal teas whilst pregnant? If so, Pukka teas are gorgeous, especially the liquorice and cinnamon one

Sainsbury's decaf Earl Grey. Nicer than the Twinings decaf one IMHO.

YY to Decaff Yorkshire tea and...

Posh Loose Leaf Tea

Twinings decaf English breakfast is lovely! If you want to try it without buying lots, it's the one they give you at Costa if you ask for decaf tea :)

I used to drink lots of decaf tea then read somewhere about all the chemicals they use to extract the caffeine wouldn't touch it now.....but would recommend red bush tea it's really nice with milk in as well.

Yorkshire decaf is excellent. I've tried a fair few but its Yorkshire all the way now

Tesco own brand and Typhoo are the best. Tetley's is by far the worst!

Another vote for Yorkshire Tea decaf from me. Tastes just like normal tea!

Teapigs Rooibos is amazing but ridiculously expensive....£4 for 15 tea bags. Cheaper than wine I guess!

Yorkshire decaff here too. I can barely taste the difference between the normal and decaff now (although the heartburn lets me know...)

I like the Aldi de caf and it's cheap

I like the M&s decaf

If you have hard water definately try Yorkshire tea. X

M&S

Yorkshire decaf definitely, DH drinks it as he's v sensitive to caffeine and he swears he can't tell the difference. By which I mean he sometimes looks suspiciously at me when I had him a cuppa and asks 'are you SURE this is decaf?'

Redbush/Rooibos tea is lovely as well, tastes a little different from the usual cuppa but it has no caffeine and you can still add milk and sugar!

Tetleys
Yorkshire
Sainsburys

Not aldi- like dishwater

So.... Having read this, are you more confused then when you first asked? I guess it's all personal taste.m

IMHO, as a massive tea drinker currently hampered in my caffeine habit by being 19 weeks pregnant, the only answer is Roiboosh/Red Bush tea.

All decaff "normal" tea tastes horrible, roiboosh tastes different to normal tea but in a really nice way and it's not too dissimilar, you can have it with milk like proper tea, and it's positively recommended in pregnancy so even my 12+ cups a day habit doesn't have to be curbed!

Other brands are available but I like the Tick Tock brand (red box). It doesn't make the water go dark very fast so is worth leaving a full 2 minutes to steep before you put the milk in, even if you don't normally do this with proper tea.

Yy to decaf Earl grey, especially the Sainsbury's.
I also drink coop decaf tea and rooibos.

I like Aldi decaf