Amazon Fresh Decaf Colombia Whole Bean Coffee, Medium Roast, 12 Ounce (Pack of 3)

This is my go-to decaf now. It's smooth and actually tastes like real coffee, not like watered down nothing. I grind it fresh every morning and brew it in my drip machine. Smells great, tastes great. No bitterness and none of that chemical taste some decafs have. For the price it's a steal. I've paid way more for decaf that wasn't nearly as good. Bag stays fresh if you keep it sealed. I go through it in about two weeks and it's still good at the end. Honestly didn't expect much from an Amazon brand but this is legit. Already on my third bag and just set up subscribe and save.

I have just tried those beans for the first time and they taste good to me. I use them in refillable K cups and the coffee coming out is fine, better than the K cups I have bought before to be honest. It is not a strong coffee but it is not bitter either like so many others. Pleasant to drink, I think the description of well balanced and smooth is right on. Good value for the money as other options I found were either more expensive or you had to get much larger bags, cheaper per ounce yes but I don't like to keep the bags open for too long. I'm happy with the purchase.

This decaf has very good flavor ...for decaf. I still need a bit of a jolt to get going in the a.m., so I add a few caffeinated beans to my brewing each morning. This way i get EXCELLENT flavor and without jitters, nor an upset stomach. Coffee for me needs to be reach in flavor and not overly sweet. That means I prefer Einstien's coffee to Duncan or Starbucks. I rarely like Starbucks (just to hard), so that gives you an idea of my taste preferences to start with. Regular Duncan is awesome, but I need it to be decaf and their decaf is not a wonderful. This brings me to making my own and these Amazon Colombia Decaf beans are good to very good.

Very smooth !! This was purchased for my sister-in-law, who loves good coffee but gets the jitters from caffeine. The only thing I would say is that compared to what I personally prefer (Lavazza gold or La Llave) it just might be too smooth of a flavor, with not much bite. It is a Medium roast, medium brown, Not Acid, No caffeine….. so if you want a super-smooth decaf in a whole bean, this is it, and would have to say that it’s even smoother than Illy, if you can imagine that.

I bought these for my new espresso machine to have some decaf in the afternoon. The roast and quality of these coffee beans rival some of the more expensive ones. The coffee has a good flavor and it was easy to grind and compatible with my espresso machine. I use this to make chia pudding and it’s great

This coffee is OK on a budget, slightly better than some of the pre-ground mass market stuff (Folgers, Maxwell house, store brands like Kroger, etc.) but is very obviously a poorly produced coffee. The roast is all over the place - some beans over roasted, some under roasted, and lots of misshapen beans. So the profile isn’t smooth at all and you get hints of overextraction and hints of underextraction in the same cup. I’ve roasted coffee more evenly using a popcorn popper, so I almost can’t believe a commercial roaster is doing this bad of a job. Obviously as a decaf coffee it’s not going to give a big energy boost, but there’s something about the smell of coffee in the morning to give you a boost of energy. I do like that Amazon has kept the wire bag closures, which ensures the bag seals reasonably well when re-closing it, especially since a lot of brands have moved to a useless piece of tape. If you need decaf on a budget, you can do worse, but you can also do a lot better.

Price is right and taste is good.

This coffee is suck. It's really bad. Technically it's not the worst coffee I've ever had- Walmart break room coffee is worse- but barely. Let's start with the janky bag shall we? I'm assuming an entire horse was used to seal this bag o'beans shut. I practically had to turn into Wolverine to shred my way inside to the alleged decaffeinated goodies. I've included a photo of the bag for reference- you fine people deserve to see what phalangeal carnage you're in for upon purchase. Let's move onto the beans- this is a medium roast. The beans are nearly black. Which means they're burnt. I've included a photo of my 8 o'clock medium roast coffee bean (on the left-looking scrumptious and not burnt) next to this brand's coffee bean on the right. Smh. They should not visually present so differently. To my great surprise and gustatory horror, not only is this coffee burnt to a crisp, but it's also stale! Yummy....not. To add to this palatal abomination which seeks to call itself coffee, it's more bitter than my elderly, three times divorced, man hating mother in law. Which is truly saying something. Does it function as decaffeinated coffee? Sure. My only goal with this coffee was to have something hot that wouldn't keep me up at night and wasn't water or tea. Nailed it. Is it organic? No clue. Is it bold? It certainly IS bold, in that I cannot believe the audacity sort of way. I hope this reaches you before you let the 8 dollar and change price tag lure you in- get the slightly more expensive one- you and I both deserve it. Not this... vulgarity upon the tongue.