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Decaffeinated Ceylon - Teabags
Decaffeinated Ceylon Teabags 250 Pack

No. 10

Decaffeinated Ceylon - Teabags

Sale price£37.85

Enjoy all the malty qualities of a premium Sri Lankan tea any time of day with our aromatic loose-leaf Decaf Ceylon Black Teabags.

*20% off site-wide | Ends 11th December

Format
size:100 Teabags
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Delivery Info

Christmas Delivery cut-off dates

We kindly ask that all customers check the cut-off dates to ensure services selected meet their needs and to avoid any disappointment. Orders placed after cut-off point of the selected shipping service will not arrive in time for Christmas.

Please note all times listed are in UK GMT. 

UK Christmas Delivery cut-off dates

Standard Delivery

Royal Mail

2pm Friday 20th December

UK Tracked

DPD

Midnight Sunday 22nd December

Next Working-Day

DPD

2pm Monday 23rd December

Saturday

DPD

2pm Friday 20th December

International Standard Economy cut-off dates

All dispatched via Royal Mail, delivered by postal service of destination country

All non-European destinations (except South Africa, Canada, Middle and Far East and USA)

2pm Wednesday 9th October

Hong Kong, Middle and Far East, Singapore and South Africa

2pm Monday 21st October

Canada and USA

2pm Wednesday 6th November

Cyprus, Eastern Europe, Greece, Iceland, Malta, Turkey and Western Europe

2pm Monday 2nd December

Other International Shipping cut-off dates 

UPS

2pm Friday 13th December

Fedex

2pm Friday 13th December

 

We dispatch all orders as quickly as possible. We are not responsible for any delays caused by unforeseen external factors. 

UK deliveries

You can find more information on their services' status at the following links:  Today's Royal Mail updates - Today's DPD service updates.

 

Method

Cost

Carrier

Transit time

Standard

£3.50, Free - over £40

Royal Mail

2-5 days, Tracked

DPD Tracked

£6.50 Free - over £100

DPD

1-3 days, Tracked

Next-Working-Day

£9.95

DPD

Orders placed before 2pm, Dispatched Monday - Friday, Next Working Day, Tracked

Saturday

£15.00

DPD

Orders placed before 2pm, Saturday delivery, Tracked

Orders are processed and dispatched Monday-Friday. 

*Most delivery will be made within the usual time-frame, but some areas and services may experience delays. 

*Please note estimated transit time is based on business days and does not include weekends or holidays. 

European deliveries

Currently, there are some delays with sending parcels to EU countries from the UK. This is due to the UK leaving the European Union. We will keep you updated with any notifications as they happen.

Please note that a tracking number is not provided for EU Standard deliveries. 

CUSTOMS CHARGES: All commercial goods arriving from the UK are subject to VAT, Import Duty and a handling fee in the country receiving the goods.

Method

Cost

Carrier

Transit time

Standard

From £5.50

Royal Mail

3-7 days, up to 21*, Not Tracked (Offered for orders less than £50 only)

Economy

From £5.50

Royal Mail

3-7 days, up to 21*, Not Tracked (Offered for orders less than £50 only)

Tracked

From £15.95

Fedex / UPS

3-5 days, up to 8*, Tracked

*Most deliveries will be made within the usual time-frame, but some areas and services may experience delays.

*Please note estimated transit time is based on business days and does not include weekends or holidays. 

 

Rest of the World


Method

Cost

Carrier

Transit time

Standard

From £4.00

Royal Mail

8-15 days, up to 30*, Not Tracked (Offered for orders less than £50 only)

USA tracked

From £15.00

UPS

2-3 days, up to 7*, Tracked

ROW Tracked

From £18.95

UPS

1-5 days, up to 5*, Tracked


*Most delivery will be made within the usual time-frame, but some areas and services may experience delays.

*Please note estimated transit time is based on business days and does not include weekends or holidays. 

International Buyers (Including EU) – Please Note:

Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be before buying.

If you have any questions, please contact us via sales@theteamakers.co.uk.

If you love the brisk, malty character of a Ceylon breakfast tea but prefer to go low on the caffeine, our loose-leaf decaffeinated tea from Sri Lanka's Ruhuna district makes it a delightful option any time of day.

A BOPF (Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings) grade black tea with short, rolled-up leaves, our Decaf Ceylon Black Tea has had most of its caffeine removed, but its quality kept intact. The amber-coloured infusion is mild in flavour with a hint of sweetness, while the malty aroma points to this decaf brew's heritage as a premium Ceylon tea.

Harvested in Ruhuna's low-elevation tea estates, our decaf tea harnesses all the qualities of a classic Ceylon tea for two reasons. Firstly, it is made from only the finest Ruhuna tea leaves, which are low-grown in the south of Sri Lanka and renowned for their strong, full-flavoured characteristics. Secondly, the leaves are carefully decaffeinated by expert Sri Lankan tea farmers, using a gentle, natural CO2 decaffeination process that retains the delicate shape and flavour of the tea leaves while removing the majority of the caffeine. This makes it an excellent choice for those wanting to enjoy a low-caffeine cup of black tea in the morning or any other time of day – our decaf black tea can even be drunk before bed!

How is our Ceylon Black Tea decaffeinated?

Fun fact: the only true 'caffeine-free' teas are those that never contained caffeine in the first place, such as herbal infusions. In contrast, black teas will always retain some caffeine content, even after decaffeination, although legally, this has to be less than 2.5% of the original caffeine content.

There are four ways of decaffeinating tea, including methods that use chemicals (ethyl acetate/methylene chloride) and water processing. The caffeine in our Decaf Ceylon Black Tea is removed by the CO2 high-pressure method of decaffeination, a process to remove the caffeine molecules that utilise some of the most modern technology but also has minimal impact. Unlike other decaffeination methods, which add chemicals to the tea while simultaneously removing its health benefits – think those antioxidant-rich polyphenols – this is a natural cycle process using water, pressure, heat and CO2.

All decaffeination processes result in slight losses of raw material, but thanks to the selective, safe CO2 methods employed by the Ruhuna farmers, our Decaf Ceylon Black Tea retains its full colour and flavour, whether you enjoy it scooped from a caddy or in one of our biodegradable decaf tea bags.

Low caffeine Herbal and White Tea alternatives

For naturally caffeine-free tea options, try our Organic Rooibos or Vanilla Rooibos. For caffeinated white tea alternatives with a light, spring-like note, check out our Glenburn White Moonshine white Darjeeling and our White Peony from Fujian.

Explore the full range of our decaffeinated and caffeine-free teas here.

Region

Dimbula, Sri Lanka

Located in Sri Lanka’s Central Province, Nuwara Eliya is about 40 km south of Kandy in the hill country. The district's terrain is mainly mountainous, featuring deep valleys and expansive estates surrounded by dense forests. Nuwara Eliya, situated at 1,868 meters above sea level, is near Sri Lanka's highest peak, Pidurutalagala, at 2,542 meters, and the sacred Adam's Peak at 2,243 meters. Known as 'Little England,' the area retains a cool, temperate climate, making it apopular British colonial hill station and a contemporary resort destination.

Temperatures here are moderate year-round, peaking at 22°C in March and April and cooling to between 9°C and 20°C from November to January. The region, lying within the Wet Zone, experiences heavy cloud cover and consistent rainfall, especially from October to November, with milder rain from December to March. These conditions, along with fertile soils at high altitudes, are perfect for tea cultivation. After replacing disease-ravaged coffee plantations in the 1860s, tea became the predominant crop. Today, Nuwara Eliya is celebrated for its high-grown teas, renowned globally for their exceptional quality and flavour.

1 triune teabag

200ml

100°C

3 - 5mins