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Decaffeinated Colombia

The wind-down. From Cauca, Colombia, this sugar-cane-process decaf takes the decaf experience to another level, one of our favorite decafs in a long time, and it drinks like the real thing. Because the evening cup counts too.

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Lighter roasts are brighter and fruitier; darker roasts are richer and bolder.
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Colombia

Sugar Cane (EA) decaf

Cauca

HazelnutFull BodyYellow Raisins
Price: $23.00
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Brew Recommendation

However the evening calls

Brew Guide

Our pick is French press at 1:16 after dinner. Full body means it stands up to cream and dessert, and nobody at the table will clock it as decaf.

This is sugarcane decaf coffee from Cauca, Colombia, decaffeinated with the sugar cane (EA) process, which removes the caffeine gently and leaves the sweetness behind. It's the method behind the current wave of decaf that actually tastes like coffee, and this lot is one of our favorite decafs in a long time.

In the cup: hazelnut, full body, and yellow raisins, roasted medium-dark so it stands up to cream and dessert. Our pick is French press at 1:16 after dinner, nobody at the table will clock it as decaf.

Available in 12 oz and 5 lb bags, whole bean decaf coffee or ground to your brewer, small-batch roasted in Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh and shipped fresh nationwide. Get a subscription, it ships free.

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Coffee tastes best between day 3 and day 21 after roasting. We built the roastery around that window: small batches roasted every day in Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh, and shipped fresh so the bag lands when the coffee is at its peak.

Every coffee runs to its own logged roast profile, repeated batch after batch, so the cup you open this week is the cup you ordered last month.

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Small batches, every day, at our Lawrenceville roastery. Nothing sits on a shelf waiting for an order.

A profile for every coffee

Each coffee gets its own roast curve, logged and repeated batch to batch. Light for the fruit-forward lots, darker for Folksy.

Bagged at its peak

Coffee peaks from day 3 to day 21 after roasting. We pack and ship inside that window, with the roast date on every bag.

Roasted by a Q Grader

Paulo Meléndez has run our roasting since 2019: Q Grader, two-time Guatemalan National Barista Champion, and Guatemala's competitor at the 2026 World Barista Championship.

Questions people ask us

We roast every day in small batches and ship fresh from Pittsburgh. Coffee tastes best between day 3 and day 21 after roasting, and that is the window your bag lands in. The roast date is printed on every bag.

Both. Every coffee comes whole bean or ground for espresso, pour-over, automatic drip, Chemex or French press. Whole bean stays fresh longest; if you don't own a grinder, pick the grind that matches your brewer.

Sealed, cool and dark, away from the stove and out of the fridge. Aim to finish a bag within three weeks of the roast date.

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