The description say "Most popular brand of decaf tea in the UK". Is this decaf?
1601759
Hi, apologies the picture provided is not decaff, the decaff does come in a red box.
1601760
The decaf box has the red coloring on the lid. I have the blue box and it is caffienated. It looks like the difference with the white box is that the blue is "rainforest certified"? PG Tips is tops.
1601761
This particular selection is not the decaf, but as far as the PG Tips products go, it is the most popular decaf brand in the UK...or so they say. I don't drink the decaf myself.
1220968
No in the Kronung Coffee the decaffeinated is in the red bag - this was confusing for us at the beginning but trust me - you will love this coffee! My husband and I were given our first bag of Kronung by our son in law who is military and has traveled all over the world, he said this was the best coffee he had ever had and we so agree, that was 5 years ago and we have become very spoiled! Hope this helps and enjoy!
520013
I'd say yes, as much as a decaf can - we drink both. You can still tell it is decaf, but it is the first and only decaf I've ever had that I like.
123294
I didn't know either as it is unlisted on the package. The tea flavor is fantastic, much like caffeinated, but according the this link: http://sallys-site.blogspot.com/2010/02/pg-tips-decaffeinated-bad-choice.html They are using dichloromethane. Guess I might rethink my choice. I have heard of people taking regular caffeinated tea bags, adding a 1/4 cup of hot water to the cup with the tea bag in it, swirling it around for a few seconds, and then dumping the tea, and much of the caffeine. You would then just fill the cup and brew normally. I've tried it a few times in the evening, and I think it works, as I was still able to fall asleep. I'm very sensitive to caffeine. I didn't know either as it is unlisted on the package. The tea flavor is fantastic, much like caffeinated, but according the this link: http://sallys-site.blogspot.com/2010/02/pg-tips-decaffeinated-bad-choice.html They are using dichloromethane. Guess I might rethink my choice. I have heard of people taking regular caffeinated tea bags, adding a 1/4 cup of hot water to the cup with the tea bag in it, swirling it around for a few seconds, and then dumping the tea, and much of the caffeine. You would then just fill the cup and brew normally. I've tried it a few times in the evening, and... » Read More I didn't know either as it is unlisted on the package. The tea flavor is fantastic, much like caffeinated, but according the this link: http://sallys-site.blogspot.com/2010/02/pg-tips-decaffeinated-bad-choice.html They are using dichloromethane. Guess I might rethink my choice. I have heard of people taking regular caffeinated tea bags, adding a 1/4 cup of hot water to the cup with the tea bag in it, swirling it around for a few seconds, and then dumping the tea, and much of the caffeine. You would then just fill the cup and brew normally. I've tried it a few times in the evening, and I think it works, as I was still able to fall asleep. I'm very sensitive to caffeine. « Show Less
85295
It is VERY good. I find Starbucks tasts burnt. The decaf is similar to the regular, but may be a tad more mild.I was using it in my cuisinart espresso machine and it was fantastic. It is not ground fine enough for my rancilio silvia machine... And I am upset because I do like it a lot!
1545369
I am looking at their coffee booklet right now and it looks like they are caffeinated... But they have a decaf selection. I have had their decaffeinato Lungo and the straight decaffeinato and they are both very good. Otherwise I like the intense dark coffees.
2234158
I contacted the company and they use chemicals to process this decaf. Buyer beware! They do make Swiss water processed decaf, so be sure you know what you're ordering.
1863412
I just went and got a bar.and I believe this"Original"4 oz. bar is UK.It has the same fragrance as those that I first became acquainted with in The UK.Unfortunately,the paper"sheath"which encloses the cello-wrapped bar is secured in such a way as to make the"made in"imposible to read.I believe that this is of UK origin.
1241256
Well, all I can say Susanne is this, we have used it for couple of years and found self life to be great, there may indeed be a shelf life on the packet you buy, but we purchased 2 x 2 lb bags in October and they lasted through until today, the last remaining bag still fresh...I have not used the decaf brand only full strength, I imagine they would be same. Hope this helps you, we love this coffee. We keep it sealed in its own bag, outside of the refrigerator, and grind as we use it. Always great.
52556
The manufacturer did NOT discontinue the decaf blend. They did, however, discontinue ALL of the "retail-pack" items... The retail size were little yellow boxes with 4 small filter packs inside (each filter pack was 0.33oz). The 1oz filter packs (box of 50) you see here was always available, but was typically purchased by restaurants and the like (and tea addicts). At Coffee Wholesale USA, we have been selling Paradise tea since 1999, and have fielded many similar questions.Long story short, the reason it appears to be expensive is because it's not the pack size you're used to seeing. Actually, when you figure it out as $ per ounce, the 50/1oz pack size has always been less expensive... The manufacturer did NOT discontinue the decaf blend. They did, however, discontinue ALL of the "retail-pack" items... The retail size were little yellow boxes with 4 small filter packs inside (each filter pack was 0.33oz). The 1oz filter packs (box of 50) you see here was always available, but was typically purchased by restaurants and the like (and tea addicts). At Coffee Wholesale USA, we have been selling Paradise tea since 1999, and have fielded many similar questions.Long story short, the reason it appears to be expensive is because it's not the pack size you're... » Read More The manufacturer did NOT discontinue the decaf blend. They did, however, discontinue ALL of the "retail-pack" items... The retail size were little yellow boxes with 4 small filter packs inside (each filter pack was 0.33oz). The 1oz filter packs (box of 50) you see here was always available, but was typically purchased by restaurants and the like (and tea addicts). At Coffee Wholesale USA, we have been selling Paradise tea since 1999, and have fielded many similar questions.Long story short, the reason it appears to be expensive is because it's not the pack size you're used to seeing. Actually, when you figure it out as $ per ounce, the 50/1oz pack size has always been less expensive... « Show Less
1108106
No, not really. The older style green labels have been replaced by the way. In any case, "DeCaf" will be listed on the top and is noticed easily. I love the coffee and I have tried all French Roast K-Cups on Amazon. Tully's works for me.
1733839
I looked on my individual packets and it does not say where it is from and I threw away the box. The tea is from ginger and it has the hot tingy taste of ginger.
1108103
No, they just use a green label. The decaf version will say "Decaf" on the label.
953442
My last box was the same. I think Amazon must have made a mistake. Hope they can get you the right thing. There is really no other tea quite like it.
752647
I have no idea. For me, the caffeine content is not a concern. There ming be a decaffeinated one, and if that were the case, I myself would not buy it. It was a great tasting and extraordinary quality of tea. I'll be getting more.
52557
The manufacturer did NOT discontinue the decaf blend. They did, however, discontinue ALL of the "retail-pack" items... The retail size were little yellow boxes with 4 small filter packs inside (each filter pack was 0.33oz). The 1oz filter packs (box of 50) you see here was always available, but was typically purchased by restaurants and the like (and tea addicts). At Coffee Wholesale USA, we have been selling Paradise tea since 1999, and have fielded many similar questions. Long story short, the reason it appears to be expensive is because it's not the pack size you're used to seeing. Actually, when you figure it out as $ per ounce, the 50/1oz pack size has always been less expensive...
1920181
Sorry, I can't answer you on that! I just know it's the best we've had in a bd decaf.