Decaffeinated Strongest Dark Roast Coffee Beans 227g - Decadent Decaf - Swiss Water CO2 Decaf Process - For All Coffee Machines - Strength 5

I recently tried the Decaffeinated Strongest Dark Roast Coffee Beans from Decadent Decaf Coffee Company, and I was pleasantly surprised by the rich flavour and quality of this product. The Swiss Water CO2 decaf process ensures that the coffee retains its robust taste while being caffeine-free, which is a significant plus for those looking to cut back on caffeine without sacrificing flavour.The dark roast offers a deep, satisfying taste with notes that are both bold and decadent, making it a great choice for coffee lovers who enjoy a strong brew. The 227g package is perfect for home use, and I appreciate that it works well with all coffee machines, adding to its convenience.Overall, the Decaffeinated Strongest Dark Roast Coffee Beans are an excellent choice for anyone seeking a flavorful decaf option. It's a delightful addition to my coffee routine, especially for evenings when I want to enjoy a warm cup without the caffeine jitters!

Let me first start by noting that I am fairly new to the world of coffee; but with my growing interest, also came an increase in my caffeine consumption - something I was very aware of as I am particularly sensitive to caffeine. Because of this I’d been on the hunt for a good decaffeinated bean for a while now; but even to my novice taste buds, I was never quite satisfied with the taste. Often I was met with a bitter aftertaste that would overpower the cup. This meant that where possible, and unless it was evening, I would always opt for caffeinated coffee in order to truly enjoy the cup. With this bean, everything has changed.This is on a different level from any decaffe I’d tried before. Immediately after opening the resealable pack I was greeted by a wonderful aroma reminiscent of a smokey, nutty scent. It has a rich, and bold flavour associated with most dark roasts, but is not bitter like most decaffeinated coffee I’d tried before.I enjoy this coffee so much that it has now become my default bean; only reaching for my caffeinated alternative when I need that kick or wake up jolt! It’s great being able to truly enjoy a cup of coffee regardless of the time of day!I can honestly say that I personally can’t tell the difference between this and a caffeinated coffee; perhaps a veteran would argue differently, but I doubt the average individual could.Although this bean is perhaps more expensive than some on the market, I would argue it is worth the marginal increase in price seeing as it still remains fairly competitive.

This is a very good Decaf Coffee. I suppose no Decaf is going to be quite as good as the "real thing", but this one is reasonably close to my usual (non-decaf) preferred Taylors Espresso. Perhaps the other issue is that my local Supermarket (Sainsburys) sells Taylors Beans (227g) @ £4.30 whereas the Decadent D (227g) is say £9.00 net of postage. In truth quite a price difference.

good taste, cant tell it is decaf, expensive if you work out the price per kilo.

These arrived with a broken seal and so sadly I am unable to use them. They do smell great however and come with a shelf life of 9 months.

Tried lots of decaf and majority of beans are quite bland. This is the closest to a good caffeine bean I've tried. Strong and deep flavour, good on own or milk based coffees too. Would recommend!

Just found out I have an intolerance to caffeine so was looking for a quality tasting Decaf and this is the one for me.

This coffee has a flavor closer to barley coffee with a hint of acidity rather than traditional coffee. If you're looking for a strong, full-bodied, and flavorful espresso, I found Borbone Dek to be on a whole different level.