Who ever said the bar for decaf was low? If that's true, we just raised it. And by a lot. Our decaf doesn't make sacrifices when it comes to quality, flavor, or fragrance. Finally, a decaffeinated coffee you can truly enjoy.
How Do We Make Our Decaf?
This process is known as E.A. Sugarcane. It starts by fermenting molasses to create ethanol and combining it with acetic acid–found in vinegar–to make ethyl acetate. This is added to water, and applied to the green coffee to dissolve the caffeine completely out of the beans. The caffeine is separated from the greens and is steamed and washed with more water. This is truly an exceptional cup of coffee with flavors of citrus, caramel, and honey.
