Decaffeinated tea?

Tick Tock is naturally decaffeinated so no chemicals but it is not strong

Yes Tetley Rooibos Red Bush herbal tea for me too.
Info from Internet:
The main nutritional benefit of rooibos tea lies in its rich antioxidant content and it being a source of unique polyphenols, including aspalathin. These protective plant compounds may help protect against the free radical damage that leads to conditions like diabetes, heart disease and potentially cancer.

PGtips or lidl in this house

PG Tips decaf here. I have my tea black and not too strong though.

If you like Earl Grey waitrose own brand decaffeinated is really nice and quite strong ( actually comes up strong than their normal eg that my husband drinks!)

Do you get a Ringtons van come round your way?
All their teas are fantastic, even the decaf.
I think Ringtons may just be a northern thing , not sure.

My DH has to avoid caffeine and so we’ve tried quite a few. I agree with those who recommend Yorkshire or M and S. It might be worth checking out Twinings as well. At Christmas we were given a gift box of goodies from Whittards including decaf tea. That was also very full of flavour.

I drink Yorkshire decaffeinated as I like my tea to be builder’s strength.

After my brain problem last year it was recommended that I cut out caffeine. After many trials I’ve settled on M&S decaf tea and I really enjoy it.

I think it depends on how the tea has been decaffeinated. There are apparently a few methods, but I’m not sure which is commonly used. Personally I would rather have caffeinated than chemically decaffeinated tea.
Have a look at the tea dog site.

I use Punjana , I used to have it all the time , so was delighted to find the decaf version

Hi, Lilliesmum, I enjoy Tetley Red Bush tea, it's decaffeinated. Give it time to infuse, it makes a good strong cup of tea.

I tried decaff Lilliesmum79,but never found any that was as good as standard tea,so i put one decaff and one ordinary one in together and got two/three mugs out of them.