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Even as a decaf, this still has that bright, clean acidity I love in a good Colombian, and the body is surprisingly full. I've been brewing it as a pour-over and getting a really balanced cup with no bitter aftertaste.

The chocolate notes really come through in a pour-over, and the body is surprisingly full for a decaf. I've tried a lot of decafs that taste flat, but this one has actual sweetness and balance.

This decaf holds onto the rich, syrupy sweetness you'd expect from a good Colombian. The balance is remarkable for a decaf, making it a staple for my evening pour-over.

Finally, a decaf that actually tastes like a real pour-over — rich, fruity, and totally smooth without that weird metallic aftertaste. I’ve been using it for my afternoon espresso and it holds its own against any regular bean.

Finally a decaf that doesn't taste like dirty water—the fruity, wine-like finish actually comes through in the cup. I've been brewing it in my Chemex and the clarity is almost identical to the caffeinated beans I usually buy. Perfect for evening cups without the jitters.

I was skeptical about decaf having any real flavor, but this one surprised me with its lingering sweetness and a clean finish. The beans smell amazing when you open the bag, and it brews a smooth cup that's perfect for after dinner.

I'm not a decaf drinker usually, but this one actually surprised me — it's got a light, almost berry-like sweetness with zero of that flat, burnt aftertaste I hate. Works perfectly for an afternoon pour-over when I want the ritual without the jitters.

I was skeptical about decaf until I tried this one—it's got a surprising depth with subtle notes of cocoa and dried fruit that come through even in a drip brew. Really smooth and balanced, though I wish the bag had a better seal for freshness.

I was skeptical about decaf having any complexity, but the sweetness and clarity here actually surprised me. Works great for a late afternoon pour-over without the jitters.