Taylors of Harrogate Decaffeinated Breakfast, Black Tea, Pillow Bags, 50 Count, (Pack of 1) Rich, Bright & Balanced, Decaffeinated, Enjoy Hot or Iced, 50 Teabags

I was looking for a good decaffeinated tea in pillow bags. I came across this one looking on Amazon and I am so glad I did! It is my go to tea now and I drink it a few times a day! It gets dark really fast after adding hot water and really tastes good. I love dark tea so I leave the tea bag in. It has been hard for me to find a high quality pillow tea bag and I am so glad I found it on Amazon. I highly recommend this tea!

All the flavor of delicious black tea, none of the caffeine. I cannot consume caffeine, because it gives me migraines. Decaf coffee isn’t too hard to find, but delicious decaf tea is rare. This is definitely delicious and decaf.

I love this decaf black tea. One bag makes a perfect, strong cup of iced tea. It’s very good for making sun tea too. I like that it has no strings because it can go straight into the compost bin. I also like that it’s not individually wrapped making less waste and more environmentally friendly.

Always good decaf English Breakfast. Staple in the house. Takes some time to steep to get all the flavors out.

This is a decaf breakfast tea. Like all decaf teas, it lacks the flavor and boldness you like in tea. But I must say that of all the decaf teas I have tried, this is the best. It does not leave an after taste as some decafs do. The tea comes in a box with the tea bags loosely packed inside. This tea is not a full leaf tea and so there a lot of small crumbs in the bottom of the box. I transferred the tea bags to another container. It would have been better if they had individually packaged each tea bag for freshness and less mess. This is the best decaf tea I have come across and I would definitely buy it again.

I’m diabetic and my blood sugar seems to spike between 10 and midnight. Coffee and/or tea helps to bring it down while waiting for insulin to kick in, but regular tea and coffee also keep me awake for the rest of the night. I was reading a book where the heroin drank Irish Breakfast tea, and that kindled a desire for tea. I tried Irish and didn’t care for it, but when I spotted Scottish and being a big Outlander fan, I went for that. When I then noted they have it in Decaffeinated I was thrilled. It has become my go to beverage when the meter gives me high readings late at night. Not only does it help to bring my levels down, but it seems to help me get to sleep once the numbers are low enough to let me relax. I read the reviews about it being kind of weak, so I started with two pillows. I use an 11 ounce cup that has a lid to help with steeping, and fits my cup warmer so if I can’t get to it right away it stays warm till I do. I put in a small amount of sugar free coffee creamer and it’s wonderfully warm and smooth. I’ve been known to go back for a second cup just for the taste. I really enjoy this brand and think I will stick with it for my bed time routine.

Wanted to try a British decaf.

I had expected a more flavorful tea, even being decaf, from the majority of ratings. But if you're used to a strong breakfast tea, you may be disappointed. First, I could not smell any aroma from this when I opened the box, and then using 2 double bags in boiled water, let to steep, it still did not produce the desired breakfast flavor I am used to, or even close. Yorkshire Red is my go to morning tea. I also use 2 double bags for that, but don't steep it for as long the first time, and even a second brewed cup will produce decent full-ish flavor. For $10.66 per 50 on Amazon, this just doesn't cut it if you have to use even more than 2 double bags to taste something like tea. Yes, I use a little milk and sweetened creamer most times, so that might be asking too much of any decaf tea, I don't know. Maybe I'll try to start drinking this brewed for iced tea, without anything else in it, but I think I'll still be disappointed for flavor. Tried Tetley British Decaf, and that wasn't it either, by far. Maybe I'll just have to do decaf coffee instead. Taster's Choice Decaf works for me, and you can make it as strong as you like! Update: OK, I've tried this as iced tea after brewing many tea bags at once, so naturally it will have more flavor. I can't say it was glorious though. There really isn't much tea in one bag, or the double bag either, so it's going to be weak unless you use enough. I just tried this again this morning, when I wanted hot decaf, and I used 4 double bags, or 8 singles. Now it has some flavor and color, finally! I should get another use from them, or I'm hoping I will, because this is getting very expensive! Maybe most people like weaker tea than me, or don't put anything in it to dilute the flavor, like milk or creamer, etc. But I doubt I will buy Taylors Decaf tea again unless they start putting more tea in their bags. Not likely for that to happen, I imagine.

A flavourful strong tea notwithstanding that its decaf.

My wife found that the National Trust near where we live use Taylor's Decaf tea bags. She is tied to needing decaf and has often found other brands to be tasteless or sometimes harsh. Taylor's Decaf is both round in taste yet full of flavour. buying 6 boxes at a time means that it is always available without having to search across town to find it.

La realidad es que este producto carece de calidad; no tiene sabor. Es una pena, porque la imagen es buena.

As a decaff drinker it's always difficult to find decent teabags which are actuallly reminiscent of a good cuppa - but these are really nice and give a great cup of tea. Definitely recommend.

This is one of the more decent decaf teas I've tried. Like all of them, it's weakened by the decaffeination process, so it has to steep a bit longer (or add a second bag like I do - I like my tea with a strong flavour). The only downside I'd mention is the amount of "dust" in the packaging... could have been better removed at the production stage.