Clipper Organic Decaf uses CO2 instead of methylene chloride if a chemical-free process matters to you
Barry's and Birchall are the closest flavor comparisons if the process is less of a consideration
This is the everyday anchor of the Scotch and Abram's range - the cup you come back to
Darvilles brings a similarly refined Earl Grey character with a Royal Warrant-holding brand behind it
Their Original Rooibos is sourced from the Cederberg Mountains of the Western Cape
Barry's Decaffeinated Tea Miles Clipper Organic Decaf uses CO2Barry's Tea has been blending in Cork since 1901, and their Decaf is built on the same recipe as Gold Blend, the most popular tea in Ireland. Same leaves, same blend. Less than 0. 2% caffeine. If you want a proper Irish cup after dinner or before bed, this is the one. The flavor holds up in a way most decafs don't. Full bodied, malty, golden. You'd be hard pressed to tell the difference. The leaves are sourced from Rwanda, Kenya, and Assam, the same