1. Arbor Teas Decaf English Breakfast
Arbor Teas uses the CO2 method exclusively for their organic teas. This English Breakfast is bold, malty, and stands up perfectly to milk and sugar. You would be hard-pressed to tell it apart from a caffeinated Assam blend.
- CO2 Decaffeinated (Chemical Free)
- Compostable packaging
- Full-bodied flavor
- Only available as loose leaf
2. Clipper Organic Everyday Decaf
Clipper is one of the few supermarket brands that explicitly uses the CO2 method for their "Everyday" bags. It is organic, unbleached, and has a clean, brisk taste that lacks the chemical aftertaste of cheaper brands like Tetley or PG Tips.
- CO2 Process
- Unbleached, plastic-free bags
- Widely available
- Slightly lighter than Yorkshire Gold
3. Harney & Sons Decaf Hot Cinnamon Spice
If you miss the kick of caffeine, replace it with the kick of spice. This famous blend uses CO2 decaf black tea loaded with three types of cinnamon, orange peel, and cloves. It is naturally sweet and incredibly warming.
- Incredible natural sweetness (no sugar needed)
- CO2 Process (for loose leaf/sachets)
- Beautiful tin
- Contains "Natural Flavors" (oils)
4. Brew Tea Co. Decaf Ceylon
Brew Tea Co. insists on using whole rolled leaves, not dust. Their CO2 decaffeinated Ceylon retains the woody, fruity notes typical of Sri Lankan tea. It is refreshing and light, perfect for drinking without milk.
- Whole rolled leaves
- CO2 Process
- Plastic-free packaging
- More expensive per cup
5. Good Earth "Decaf Chai" (Rooibos)
Sometimes the best decaf tea isn't tea at all. Rooibos (Redbush) is naturally caffeine-free and has a rich, nutty body that takes milk perfectly. Good Earth's Chai is a spiced rooibos that satisfies the "tea craving" without any chemical processing.
- Naturally 0% Caffeine
- Takes milk well
- Fun flavors
- It's not actually tea (Camellia Sinensis)
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