Decaf
Teas |
| Though it has less caffeine than coffee, tea can also be processed to reduce the amount of caffeine. There are several techniques to accomplish this and while the taste and aroma are somewhat affected, decaffeination allows those with special needs to enjoy the pleasures of many traditional tea flavors. |
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BLACK CURRANT DBK-X01 |
Blend | Blend of decaffeinated black tea and real black currants and leaves. Brewing: 1 tsp, 212 deg, 3 min, 2 infusions. | |
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CEYLON
BLACK DCY-X01 |
Sri Lanka | Leafy Flowery Pekoe from the mountainous Nuwara Eliya district. Clean, clear flavor with medium strength and body. Brewing: 1 tsp, 212 deg, 3 min, 2 inf. | |
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CHINA
BLACK DCB-X01 |
China | Low in caffeine, this full bodied tea is great for a morning pick up or a quiet evening. Brewing: 1 tsp, 212 deg, 3 min, 2 inf. | |
| EARL GREY DEG-X01 |
Blend | Decaf version of the popular blend of black teas and fragrant bergamot oil. Brewing: 1 tsp, 212 deg, 3 min, 2 infusions. | |
| ENGLISH
BREAKFAST DEB-X01 |
Blend | Decaffeinated version of the favorite morning blend. Use full boiling water and brew for about 4 minutes in a tea infuser. Brewing: 1 tsp, 212 deg, 3 min, 2 infusions. | |
| INDIA BLACK DIN-X01 |
India | From the Alda Valley estate in the beautiful Nilgiri Mountains of Southern India, this long leaf black tea yields a robust, baked flavor, low in caffeine. Brewing: 1 tsp, 212 deg, 3 min, 2 inf. | |
| ORANGE
SPICE DOS-B24 |
Sri Lanka | Zesty blend of Ceylon black teas, cinnamon and orange. 24 teabags per package. Brewing: 1 bag, 212 deg, 3 min, 2 infusions. | |
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