Typhoo British Tea, Decaf, Foil fresh teabags, 80 Count 160g

I am a tea snob since I was raised by two Irish parents who really know their tea. I like to drink decaf most of the time but the American decaf tea is very weak and not great tea flavor. I have used Typhoo regular tea bags in the past when I am out of my loose tea from Sri Lanka and love the robust tea flavor. I must say this decaf version is every bit as good as the caffeinated Typhoo, which is very rare to find a decaf as good as the original. This is the only decaf tea I will drink now . Way better than Barry’s or PG Tips decaf.

I think this is the best decaf tea I've ever had! The flavor is exceptional, there is absolutely no bitterness, and one tea bag is enough for two cups. Best of all, it is perfect both hot and over ice. I'll definitely be buying this again.

Most delicious tea...not harsh like the usual teas available in the grocery store. Who need coffee?

I purchased this item on my own with no compensation for this review. Please click on Helpful at the bottom of this review if what I wrote is useful to you. I lived in England as a teenager, and we started every morning with Typhoo Tea, with cream directly from our Guernsey milk, and large granulated Demerara sugar. After living with Typhoo, every other tea tastes like water. I call Typhoo the 10W-40 of teas. And that's meant as a compliment. About 20 years ago I tried the decaf version and found there was no compromise in taste and flavor. So this has been my go-to extension of the Typhoo brand since then. Here's how I make tea the British way. Full disclosure: This uses bags to simulate the same taste. In Britain, I used loose leaves. But the bags taste just the same and it's way less messy. Put two bags in a coffee mug and fill it with refrigerated water, leaving room for much more milk or cream than you are used to. Microwave for two minutes, and steep for one. Squeeze out all the tea and discard the bags. Add milk or ideally light cream until it turns to a light golden color, and two teaspoons of demerara sugar or sugar-in-the-raw. (The attached photo I took shows two demerara sugar cubes.) Your tea drinking will never be the same. Highly recommend.

love Typhoo tea. And a bonus that it is decaffeinated. The flavor and amber color is just like I remembered from times I had it before.

Typhoo is an authentic blue-collar English tea blend from Birmingham. It brews dark and strong and powers through hard water. It is good neat, or with cream and sugar. This is not a subtle blend of black tea and is great as the first cup of char in the morning, or for a tea boost in the late afternoon. The tea bags I received did not have the string and tags advertised. Worse still if the circular bags were not removed within a short period of brewing time they would leak tea leaves. Fortunately, the Typhoo blend brews out quickly and removing the bags after a guesstimated minute still results in a strong cuppa. 4 Stars out of 5.

Great English orange pekoe trees

The Ty-phoo tea I received was nothing like the product description. Packaging was totally different , no foil bags , different box...just be aware when ordering. However, the decaf tea itself has a nice flavor

My mom loves this tea and ran out, I ordered this British version and my mom says its even better than the previous. Great purchase.

This tea is the BEST DECAF TEA EVER!

Tea was delivered b the date i was given and it tastes great!