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

We drink a lot of tea at our house, mostly Twinings Irish Breakfast Tea. I studied every decaffeinated tea on Amazon before choosing this tea. This tea has great flavor and does actually taste like a breakfast tea. The bags do not have strings, if that matters to you. Our box was shipped in a poly mailer and was crushed on one side but the tea was fine and unaffected in any way.

These are not individual bags. The box has twin sets without the dipping strings. For the price difference and the enviroment I'm perfectly fine with trimming my bags and removing them with a spoon. The tea is simply superior in flavour, aroma and colour.

Wonderful tea!

Pretty decent. Smooth with a decent amount of flavor. Doesn’t taste like decaf.

I’m enjoying Taylor’s decaffeinated breakfast tea. The tea is rich in flavor and the bags can be microwaved when heating water

Best black tea money can buy

Nice tastes great for 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.