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“From a Holiday Inn Express. Smells like shou puerh, like it has a little bit of that fermentation. Taste is dry, malty, woody, coppery, earthy, mineral, with a hint of vanilla sweetness on the...” Read full tasting note
We at Bigelow know that not all teas are created equal. For three generations, we’ve sourced our teas from only the finest gardens. Bigelow Premium Naturally Decaffeinated Black Tea is a world-class black tea with great color, an inviting aroma and lots of tea flavor… without the caffeine.
There’s nothing quite like a steaming cup of good, rich tasting tea or a a thirst-quenching glass of iced tea. When you drink Bigelow Premium Naturally Decaffeinated Black Tea you’ll discover just how wonderful really fine tea can be.
Steep 4 minutes
Ingredients: decaffeinated black tea
Taste Profile: Rich bright brew
Aroma: Light malty aroma
Liquor: Light copper color
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From a Holiday Inn Express. Smells like shou puerh, like it has a little bit of that fermentation. Taste is dry, malty, woody, coppery, earthy, mineral, with a hint of vanilla sweetness on the back of the palate. It’s not too bad despite being decaffeinated and packed in a paper envelope.
Flavors: Copper, Dry, Drying, Earthy, Malty, Mineral, Tannin, Vanilla, Woody
Decaf Bigelow… you are braver than I, Derk.
It was a tea yoinked from the coffee bar out of spite. What do you mean the only caffeinated tea you have is Bigelow Green?!
Okay, Bigelow Green is arguably maybe the only thing I’d rank worse than a Bigelow Decaf Black.
Uh. Well, I would drink it just because that paper envelope. But shu-puerh flavoured decaf tea?