Iced Black Tea, Decaffeinated

It has a decent flavor considering it is decaf. I use it alone or sometimes add regular Tetley for half and half tea

They don't come apart and get tea in the pot.

Who remembers their old commercial that had the catchphrase “Tiny little tea leaves in Tetley Tea.” I like the shape and durability of the tea bags. They don’t fall apart when pouring hot water over them.

Thnks

Not as advertised. Only one box, not six.

Tetley tea is the only type of tea that I buy, and I was raised on it. This is a specific type of tea that taste like no other, but is becoming very very difficult to find an stores, why, I’m not sure, but I love this tea. And I never make my tea on the stove. I always run my tea through a coffee maker, with the teabag inside of a coffee filter in case the bag happens to rip I have no grounds in my tea, which my grandchildren love. This is the only way that I ever make tea that taste right is brewing it in a coffee pot, but the coffee pot has to be for tea only, and you never want to run coffee through it because then it changes the taste of the tea . Best teacher ever!

Family size tea bags are great for making a gallon of tea. I use 3 tea bags, but you can add one more if it isn't strong enough for you.

If you want hot tea, you know what to do: boil water ... steep bags ... and drink, but if you want iced tea ... skip the heat entirely.Simply fold and drop two or three of these round, sealed Tetley family-size teabags into a three-quart container (four or five into a gallon) of room-temperature water and place it in the refrigerator each evening. Yes! Leave the bags in the container all night. By morning the refreshing brew is ready to drink and transfer to another storage container without the tea bags.No more cutting off the strings and paper tabs from other teas--the Tetley brand has no strings or staples at all. Don't waste time and energy boiling water and steeping bags only to waste more time and energy filling glasses full of ice cubes to bring the tea down to your desired drinking temperature. By alternating a couple of cold-brewing containers, you'll always have several servings ready to enjoy.And, because the refrigerated brew starts out at 40 degrees, there's so much less dilution at serving time using only a few ice cubes instead of filling the glass with them. Sometimes I even freeze the cold-brew tea into ice cube trays for no dilution at all.