Blue Bottle Whole Bean Organic Coffee, Decaf, Medium Roast, 12 Ounce bag (Pack of 1)

This is my go to decaf coffee option. I drink regular coffee for my first cup or two of the day, but i try to switch to decaf by noon. This coffee is actually bold enough for my taste preference. It's always super fresh, with the most amazing aroma. The acidity is just right. It's organic and high quality. I have served this to friends and they always ask for the brand and details. I'm a huge fan of blue bottle coffee. I also love that this is whole bean so I can grind it myself for whatever brewing method I like. Great value, exceptional decaf roast.

Great flavor, fresh beans!

Very good! Pretty similar in taste to the regular beans.

Pretty good decaf, even though I usually don’t like decaf because I think it’s too burnt for my taste. I like they use a clean chemical-free water process to decaffeinate this. It does have a slight dark taste which is expected from decaf but it’s smooth. I like this much better than Starbucks decaf.

This is a very good coffe brand to be getting for so cheap

Eek, is it just the fact that it’s decaf? I don’t know, but this is hard to drink. Think really bad dark roast. Maybe it’s just the nature of decaf, maybe it’s bad. I don’t have a point of reference, but I won’t be enjoying this in the evening or anytime.

So nice, I suggest it to my friends

I was hoping for these coffee beans to live up to the advertisement but unfortunately was disappointed. The overly sour taste after making a cappuccino with these beans was almost unbearable to my taste buds. The cappuccino, despite my years of coffee making, was difficult to force down. Again, the dominant taste is a very acrid sour. But to be fair, this has been the case with almost every brand of coffee in the last two years or so. From my taste experience and knowledge of coffee (my grandfather owned a coffee plantation and my uncle, his son, was a coffee plantation inspector), it seems that coffee plantations have been harvesting when they are overly green, that is, unripe, as opposed to when they are at least beginning to turn red, or preferably, are fully red, the ripe stage.