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The PG stuff isn't awful
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The Tetleys stuff isn't bad. TBH, I can't tell the difference between the decaff and the normal stuff. It was only when I was on my third cup of the morning last weekend that @Cycliste let slip it was decaff, and I can't say I'd noticed. You may well have a more refined palette than me though.
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Best to just experiment with caffeine free teas. For an easily available brand, I like Pukka teas.
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just picked up a big box of Yorkshire Tea and it tastes crap
Have you checked what kind of water you've got?
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M&S aren't bad. Also the earl grey version. They do all taste a bit off but you get used to it.
Also Thompson's is good. They have a load of blurb on their website about how much they care for their workers but it doesn't seem to be fairtrade certified.
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Sainsbury’s own-brand that come in the blue square box are nice. Also their taste the difference earl grey decaf is great.
It does really make a difference, when I have a non-decaf “normal” tea now you feel it
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Drink rooiboos.
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Any decent de-caf tea bags around? Trying to cut down on caffeine, just picked up a big box of Yorkshire Tea and it tastes crap, the Clipper at work isn't any better. Or give it up as a bad job?