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Top mound picture of The Whistling Kettle Decaf English Black tea leaves.
Cup of Decaf English Breakfast on top of mound of Decaf English Breakfast loose leaf tea.
Side mound picture of The Whistling Kettle Decaf English Black tea leaves.
Decaf English Breakfast tea in 1lb and 4oz bags
Decaf English Breakfast
Product information
$17.00
Description
Need to avoid caffeine or crave pure black tea near the end of the day? Not a problem! This bold blend gives you the full black tea experience using a CO2 decaffeination process that removes 99% of the caffeine, but keeps 100% of the flavor.
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Ingredients & More Info
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Brewing Guide
For the best tasting cup we recommend the following:
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Water
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8 fl oz
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Temperature
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212° F
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Serving Size
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1 tsp
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Time
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4-5 minutes
These go great with Decaf English Breakfast!
Customer Reviews
Based on 23 reviews
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I have tried many many brands of CO2-decaf black tea and the one from Whistling Kettle is may absolute fav. It has the tannins and minerality you expect in a good black tea. Real flavor, in other words! (I use 2 heaping teaspoons per mug.)
M
English breakfast’s decaf has wonderful flavor much like regular. An added bonus is that I get two cups from every scoop!
C
I love rich tasting tea, and this one does the trick for a “comfort” drink. Without caffeine but with so much flavor… it’s perfect for an afternoon or evening of relaxation!
v
I have tried many decafinated tea, I love English Breakfast Tea. I am a tea snob, so when I took my first sip of this tea I was so surprised and then got excited and became a subscriber for life!
A
I CAN drink this tea and probably will so that my money isn't wasted. For me this Decaf English Breakfast is NOT delightful. I'm glad I only purchased a sample. The English Breakfast teas I've enjoyed previously were Chinese Keemun / Qimen and delicious. I noted this tea is from India. I love some Assams and Darjeelings so had high hopes. I REALLY wanted a decaf version of a personal favorite. Unfortunately, dry or steeped, I find the scent rather "funky"-- sort of fermented as some pu'er teas smell. The taste is more pleasing but not the taste I'm accustomed to for English Breakfast. Disappointed. :(