Tea Fairtrade Organic Decaf 80 Unbleached, Plastic-Free Bags, 8.2 oz, 1 Pack, 80 Unbleached Tea Bags

I’ve ordered this tea a few times now, and it’s become a favorite. It’s a great option for anyone who needs to watch their caffeine intake or just wants to enjoy a relaxing cup of tea in the evening. The flavor is smooth and satisfying, and I love that the bags are unbleached and plastic-free. A quality tea I’ll keep reordering.

This is my all time favorite decaf black tea and my first choice when the price is reasonable, unfortunately that hadn’t happened in a long time and I miss this tea. Clipper Decaf has great flavor for a decaf, full bodied and delicious.

I’ve been on the hunt for specially decaf BLACK tea. I’ve tried many and they just don’t taste as good as normal caffeinated black tea. Then I found this one and WOW- it really tastes amazing. If you are looking to avoid caffeine but love the taste of black tea THIS IS THE ONE!! Not only does it taste amazing the few bags are potent it steeps very quickly & I reuse the same bag 3 times.

I do love what this company is trying to do, but I'm not sure why my tea tastes so bland when all the reviews are raving about how this is similar to regular tea. It mostly tastes like water to me, it could be that I was sent a stale batch? Unfortunately there is no expiration date on my tea box so I can't confirm it staleness caused the lack of flavor. EDIT: I’m changing this to 5 stars. I found out how to get more flavor. First off, you need to use 2 packets per tea, not one. And you gotta use boiling hot water, regular hot doesn’t work. If you do this, it tastes pretty much exactly like regular tea! Which is amazing for decaf.

I bought a box of this several months ago and loved it. Price was right, tea was good, and I was grateful to foind organic decaf black tea. The second time I ordered it, the box had fine tea dust ALL OVER the tea bags (which had tiny sized bits of tea only--not like a usual tea bag would have )and the inside of the box had the same dark dust all over it. It's like they scraped the bottom of the barrel and put the waste in tea bags. I couldn't make myself even try a cup of this boxful and there was no return policy. Went into the garbage.

I'm a big tea drinker, and so far, after two cups, I'm really liking this.

Suppose are, it’s in paper the con is, it’s in paper it’s a double edge sword. The fact that it’s recyclable is great, but the paper allows air to get in which will cause the tea to deteriorate and have less flavor if you’re not an avid tea drinker, and drink the tea daily. There was quite a bit of finely ground tea from the tea that had fallen through the teabags . All in all as far as taste is concerned, it has got good flavor.

When Trader Joe's discontinued their very good decaf Irish Breakfast tea ($2.49/40 teabags) I was hard-pressed to find a replacement. Clipper Organic Fairtrade is an excellent substitution. The taste is perfect, and like TJ's tea, the bags are string-less, staple-free, and not enclosed in individual foil or plastic bags. I especially value that Clipper is organic and fair trade, unlike TJ's. The cost is quite a bit higher, but since fair trade and organic are important to me, I feel it's well worth the price.

I haven’t drank tea for years. I used to drink Twinings Breakfast Tea with half a sugar and milk but when I became ill I went off loads of things and tea was one of them. I’ve only been drinking coffee for the last few years but thought I’d give these a try to give myself a choice. They are absolutely lovely. I’m so pleased I tried them. Firstly, I don’t need any sugar which is surprising because I’ve never been able to drink tea without it but this tea has a really lovely flavour and a fragrant smell and doesn’t affect my sleep which is a massive bonus. Secondly, I don’t feel like I have to leave the bag in for ages. I use boiling water and make it like any other tea and it’s perfect. If you want really strong tea maybe decaf isn’t for you. I find this even nicer than my old tea and will make this my preferred drink from now on. Usually, if the word ‘organic’ appears it means there’s an extra few quid added to the price but I think these are great value for money considering they’re such a high quality product.

Très bon thé

They're nice. They're not great, they're a bit weak and lacking in aroma and taste, it IS tea, but it's like making a brew with already used tea bags, that's the best explanation i can give. You do get used to them, i believe the blurb on the box, it's probably much lower caffiene (but not zero) don't expect a rich full tea taste, not even after standing the brew for 3 or 4 minutes and zapping it for 30 sec in the microwave. Acceptable. Amazon wants to charge nearly 6 UK pounds for delivery without Prime though, which i refuse to pay. Amazon, sort this overpriced crap out and let normal people buy healthy items with no $$$ penalty.

A good value purchase, especially as delivery comes from Amazon. I have never had decaf tea before, but was drawn to try it as the 'Clipper' brand is synonymous with quality. This tea is naturally decaffeinated as well as organic, which gave me far more confidence to try it. The quality shows through in the flavour, which was as good as their other caffeinated teas. The only difference I found, and this was by accident, was that I needed to steep this longer than the everyday and breakfast teas. Having figured out that I cant just add the hot water, stir and then add milk, but need to put a minute or so between water and drinking, I am very happy. I use both high quality soya or oat milk and found no issues with either. But each to their own, and you may prefer a longer brew still, or an animal based milk. Top marks for this tea.

The only negative I have to say and get out the way is that the tea isn't particularly strong. I'd have to use 2 bags to get the strength that I like from 1 non decaf. It's hard to describe but this has a different mouth feel which I find odd. You don't get that feeling in the mouth after having a tea, this feels sort of fresh. I didn't for many years drink tea because I found it made me anxious. Then earlier this year I started to drink it again and felt relatively fine for a few months but eventually stress and tea wasn't a good combination and I felt I was more anxious about things I wasn't usually. After dropping it I felt about half a week in I was feeling normal again. Ultimately with it getting cold I gave it a try again but it just isn't for me. I really love tea too much and decided to just bite the bullet and try decaf after hearing it tasted like "Dishwater", I feel that is really only coming from snobs. If I could I'd pick non decaf but this isn't all that bad in my opinion. I'd have liked it if they sold loose leaf so I could make my own strength but there you go.