Decaffeinated Assam Black Tea Loose

Our decaffeinated Assam black tea is bold, malty, and extremely tasty. It’s grown, harvested, and produced in the same way as other black teas. The caffeine is removed using the carbon dioxide decaffeination process, which allows the tea to retain its taste and fullest flavour.

The brown leaves produce a deep orange liquor that’s robust and full bodied. It's the perfect decaf tea for those wanting a strong cuppa particularly if you like a dash of milk. And since it’s decaffeinated, it can be enjoyed all the time day or night.

We recommend brewing this beautiful Assam decaffeinated tea at 100°C for at least 3 minutes. If you want added strength and maltiness then allow it to brew a little longer – patience is the key!

If you’re after a lighter and less strong decaf tea, then our Sri Lankan decaffeinated black tea might be the one for you. Alternatively, why not try blending the two together (50:50) for a medium strength cuppa like lots of our customers are already doing.

Pricing

• 50g (20 cups): £6.00
• 100g (40 cups): £11.00
• 200g (80 cups): £21.00
• 400g (160 cups): £39.00
• 100g Gift Pack (40 cups): £13.00

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What our customers say:
What can I say….I ordered the Decaffeinated Assam Black Tea (Loose) on Monday and it arrived this morning (Wednesday). Great customer service!

I thought my love of tea was over when I had to drop caffeine and a few other things from my diet about 6 months ago. I’ve been searching for a decent Assam cuppa ever since and I’ve sampled some absolute shockers, believe me!

Finally, having found your online store, I’ve found a decaffeinated tea actually worth drinking!  Thank you for sourcing a tea that lives up to an avid tea drinker’s expectations.
It’s perfect. And on my birthday too….a great present!
Carol (Leamington Spa, Warwickshire).

Good decaf tea is hard to find. TEA23’s Assam decaf loose leaf tea is head-and-shoulders above all the rest. Brewed in the cup basket for at least 3 minutes, it is full, malty, and has deep flavour. I love it! Philip (Esher, Surrey).