Organic Ethiopian Decaf Medium Roast Water Processed Whole Bean Coffee (12oz Whole Bean)

Great decaf for a late afternoon coffee fix

I am really enjoying this coffee. I had to quit caffeine and had to give up my beloved 3 Africas from Blue bottle. This is not identical but very close as both are Ethiopian beans of very high quality. Knowing that, I feel like this decaf is a tremendous value given how great it tastes. I buy whole bean and I use a pour over w paper filter and add cream (actual cream). Its delicious! To me there are notes of blueberry and caramel paired with a depth and strong coffee flavor. Fresh and not at all acidic. Very balanced. Hope this is helpful to those considering trying this coffee.

Recently I was compelled to stop drinking regular coffee and change to decaf. The decaf I remember was my grandmother’s Sanka. She drank numerous cups daily. Perhaps that was because she hoped to finally discover a delicious cup among her oceans of Sanka. Fast forward more than 60 years and a river of decaffeinated pleasure awaits. This preparation is Organic, Fair traded , whole bean, medium roast, and for me, Ethiopian Sidamo, which was my previous preference. It checks all the boxes. It’s delicious. It is a robust but not sharp tasting coffee. It satisfies the Joe in me and is impossible to differentiate from its buzzing relative. Honestly I do miss that perk, but that’s really the only difference. Enjoy!

It has great flovor and essence. We ground and used for making small filter pots at air BNB.

This coffee is a little more expensive than other decafs, but the flavir is outstanding. I have tried lots of decaf coffee over the years and this one is one of my top three. Most of the other decafs I've tried, taste like 95 percent water and 5 percent coffee to make the color brown. If you like a stronger, bolder taste than I recommend trying this decaf.

It is a smooth decent coffee. Priced too high with nothing special flavor wise to purchase again. It wasn't stale.

Our favorite coffee is Ethiopian (where coffee originated) and we usually buy the Yirgacheffe from the Kroger private selection, which is pretty good.Maybe not the best out there, but good enough and readily available for a decent price.I prefer to drink decaf though, and thought I'd give this one a try.This tastes nothing like "real" Ethiopian to me.I've tried quite a lot of decaf coffee, all different styles, but so far have not come across one that tastes as good as regular coffee.Especially considering the price, this is not worth it to me. Poor value.It barely tastes any better than the Great Value decaf in the can from Walmart, which is around 5 bucks.My search continues.

Reasonably good quality Ethiopian beans and roasting. Flavor profile was good but a bit thin. I've had better Ethiopian decaf. Not really worth the premium price they are asking. I think I'll stick with Volcanica when splurging on primo coffee beans.