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Decaffeinated Teas
 Decaf Ceylon tea
Decaf Earl Grey tea
Rooibos Earl Grey tea
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Petite Glass Teapot 
17oz and perfect for a solitary cuppa
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Decaffeinated Tea
Tea (black, white, green, oolong) comes from the Camellia Sinensis, a caffeine-producing leafy bush. Teas with a high concentration of tips have the highest levels of caffeine. This includes most of the teas of India: Assam, Ceylon and Darjeeling; as well as other black, white and green teas from around the world. Most herbal teas are caffeine-free, but always check that it isn't blended with black tea.
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Buy Decaffeinated loose teas
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Black tea from Ceylon, decaffeinated using a superior CO-2 process. The latter is all natural and gentle, allowing tea leaves retain their delicate shape and flavor. Ceylon is Sri Lanka's colonial name, and the tea that grows here continued to be called this.
4 oz. Tin only $7.00  
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Black tea from Ceylon, decaffeinated using a superior CO-2 process. The latter is all natural and gentle, allowing tea leaves retain their delicate shape and flavor. Flavored with bergamot, a citrus fruit. Makes a tasty cup of tea, both hot and iced.
4 oz. Tin only $7.00
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Rooibos tea from South Africa, flavored with oil of bergamot, a citrus fruit. Enjoy our exquisite 'Bravo' version of the popular Earl Grey tea, the perfect afternoon tea. Naturally caffeine-free.
4 oz. Tin only $6.00
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Tea Tip
If you wish to decaffeinate your own tea, since caffeine is highly water soluble, nearly 80% can be extracted by steeping the tea leaves in boiling water for 20-30 seconds. Discard this water and pour fresh boiling water over the rinsed leaves.
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