Very fragrant earl grey with the bonus of being decaf too! I gave my sister some too- she was also very impressed.
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M.J.
Best yet
I’ve bought several different brands of loose leaf decaffeinated earl grey tea and this is by far the best. It delivers just the right balance of perfume strength and flavour. I’ll definitely stick with Shibui 😊😋
J
J.H.
Best Earl Grey ever!
I drink lots of Earl Grey (with SS milk, ok I know🙄), and this being the decaf option I did wonder what it would taste like. I am not disappointed, it’s really smooth and very tasty. Even my tea drinking friend who always has lemon in hers thought the same. Will definitely buy again
S
S.M.
Excellent
Love this decaf version, perfumed and delightful.😍
A
A.Q.
Good quality tea
EG decaf was good quality tea and very tasty. Sadly, my husband was not keen on the turmeric and ginger flavour I ordered for him! Great that the company is committed to sustainable packaging and products.
The table below shows the approximate brewing/infusing times for the different tea types.
It assumes around a 2.5 to 3g serving but it is not an exact science so experiment to find the perfect brew time to suit you.
It is best to use freshly boiled water - so if you've got some water left in your kettle from before - pour it out and start again!
Tea Type
Approx Brewing Time (mins)
Water Temperature
Black
3-4 minutes
100°C
Green
3-4 minutes
80°C
Oolong
3-4 minutes
100°C
Pu-erh
3-4 minutes
100°C
White
2-3 minutes
70-80°C
Herbal
5+ minutes
100°C
Rooibos
5+ minutes
100°C
Fruit
5+ minutes
100°C
Flowering
3-4 minutes
80°C
If you don't have a fancy kettle which heats the water to different temperatures then a tip to for brewing green & white teas is to put the boiling water into the teapot or mug first and then add the tea. It will have cooled down a bit just by touching the cold teapot. That's what I do anyway...
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