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I tried eight decaf teas and one supermarket's was so good I may switch
['Helen Mead']
Bradford Telegraph and Argus | News
Mark: 1/5*M&S Decaf Tea, 80 bags, 250g, £3.20This brewed up to a good builders’ tea colour.
Mark: 3/5Tesco Decaff tea bagsAldi Diplomat Decaf tea bagsM&S Decaf tea bagsEssential Waitrose decaf tea bags (Image: Newsquest)*Morrisons 80 Tea Bags, 232g, £1.75A deep brown colour, this tea was very smooth on the palate, giving offers a soft, rounded feel as I drunk it - the smoothest of the selection.
Mark: 5/5*Asda Decaf Tea Bags, 80 bags, 232g, £1.41These tea bags needed to be gently squeezed with a spoon to extract a decent amount of tea.
Mark: 2/5Morrisons Decaf tea bagsAsda Decaf Tea Bags, 80 Bags, 232g, £1.41Lidl Knightsbridge Decaf tea bagsSainsbury's Decaffeinated Red Label, 80 Bags, 250g, £1.75*Decaffeinated Red Label by Sainsbury’s, 80 bags, 250g, £1.75A lovely dark colour and a smooth cup of tea with a rich flavour.
Mark: 4/5*Essential Waitrose Original Blend Decaf Tea Bags, 80 bags, £2.00This cup of tea was a nice, rich brown colour.