- Is this really decaf?
- Yes. It is labeled caffeine-free and sold as decaf Colombia. The specific decaffeination method is not stated on the packaging.
- What does it taste like?
- A medium roast with mild cocoa and nut notes and low bitterness. It is not a bright, fruity Colombian; expect a smooth, everyday cup.
- How should I brew it?
- It works in drip machines, pour-over and French press. Grind medium for drip and coarse for press; whole bean keeps flavor longer than pre-ground.
- Is it a single origin?
- It is Colombian-origin Arabica, but it is a blend of lots rather than a single-farm coffee. That keeps the flavor consistent rather than distinctive.
- How many bags do I get?
- Three 12 oz bags of whole bean coffee, 36 oz total. Reseal or store in an airtight container after opening.
- How does it compare with other decafs?
- It sits above typical supermarket decaf on smoothness but below specialty single-origin decafs on complexity. It is a solid everyday decaf rather than a standout.
- Where is the Amazon Fresh Decaf Colombia cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $6.99, 37% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Amazon Fresh Decaf Colombia?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Primo Shop USA, GoSupps.com, Amazon, eBay.