Reddit reviews Stash Tea Decaf Chocolate Hazelnut Tea 18 Count Tea Bags in Foil (Pack of 6) Individual Decaffeinated Black Tea Bags for Use in Teapots Mugs or Cups, Brew Hot Tea or Iced Tea
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NATURALLY SWEET: Our Chocolate Hazelnut is a deliciously smooth, rich dessert tea. Chocolate, hazelnuts, vanilla & premium black tea combine to create a unique blend of flavors. Sugar & a splash of milk bring out the taste of the chocolate & hazelnuts.18 COUNT BOXES: Individually packaged bags guarantee every cup will taste as fresh as the day it was bagged, whether herbal, white, green, black, or oolong. Steep your tea according to instructions on box & enjoy every sip of premium quality Stash TeaPREMIUM BAGGED TEA: All our teas, herbal, black, green, white or oolong, are of the highest quality. For delicious flavor in every steep, our tea bags are packaged in stay-fresh foil wrappers to keep your tea fresh, from morning chai to bedtime chamomile.THE STASH TEA COMPANY was founded in 1972, supplying loose herbal teas & bulk herbs to natural food stores. In 1975, we added bagged teas & began to sell a full line of traditional & herbal teas. Try our Chamomile, Peppermint, Earl Grey, Green Tea, & moreTEA OF INCOMPARABLE QUALITY: Compare our quality teas to competitors--Numi, Choice, Yogi, Bigelow, Harney & Sons, Celestial Seasonings, Davidsons, The Republic of Tea, Teavana, Kusmi, Traditional Medicinals, Tazo, Rishi, Twinings, Mighty Leaf, Good Earth. 3-5 minutes at 190-209 degrees Fahrenheit
I've already got a pack of this at home, it's pretty good too.
Time to see how the coffee shop's hot cocoa is, I guess.
If you like Black Tea, 200f water sounds about right. For greens/whites, you'd need to let it cool for a couple minutes before steeping, not a big deal.
If you're trying to phase out your caffeine, look into Rooibos (Red Tea). It's not technically a tea, and is naturally caffeine free. It's also very easy and forgiving to brew, and can be reheated/kept for a while without becoming bitter.
When I first started drinking tea, I was fond of Celestial Seasonings 'antioxidant' green tea, which is very light and fruity. Bigelows 'Constant Comment' was my favorite black tea; it's an orange spice tea. These brands are very easy to find.
I also enjoyed Liptons mandarin green tea. Stash teas tend to be very good too, from my experience. I dunno if they're as easy to find as the other brands, but they have them at target, so they're not exactly rare.
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Basically: Go to your favorite store and find the tea isle, browse for things which look delicious. I find target has a pretty good selection of teas, moreso than most grocery/chain stores.
This is a really good decaf, but it's practically a dessert.
Any brand of rooibos also makes a good decaf.
Green teas with fruity flavors are probably good for a novice tea drinker; citrus fruits, blueberry, peach, mango, etc.
Black tea I am far from an expert on. If I am drinking black tea, it is usually because I have run out of green, and so I end up trying to make some generic 'iced tea' teabags into a hot beverage. I used to love orange spice tea, but now it just tastes wrong to me.
Edit: Sweeten with honey for better results. I like my tea unsweet now, but it took a year or so before I could enjoy it without sweetener.