Jan 23 2009
Gourmet Decaf Coffee
Decaf coffee doesn’t have to be plain or average, there are lots of gourmet options for coffee drinkers who are going caffeine-free.
Gourmet coffee means different things to different people. It may just be coffee from one of the exclusive coffee regions of the world, or it might mean an unusual variety of flavoured coffee. Gourmet regional coffees would come from places like Kona in Hawaii, or the Blue Mountain area of Jamaica. High-end supermarkets or gourmet food stores usually carry a few brands of coffee beans from these regions. If there is nothing local, try looking online. Gourmet decaf coffee is available from many large online sellers.
One delicious option is to add coffee flavors to regular or decaf coffee.
On the other hand, if you are looking for a special flavour combination for your gourmet coffee, then the source region may not be of any concern. Try browsing online for some really unique coffee tastes. Coffee sellers like CoffeeAM carry gourmet decaf in flavours like bourbon truffle, Irish mocha mint or toasted praline. Treat yourself to something delicious, and still decaf. These types of fancy coffees won’t likely be found on your supermarket shelves.
Now, a truly gourmet decaf coffee will have had it’s caffeine removed in such a way as to keep the full flavour of the coffee intact, and not saturate the product with chemicals. Look for coffee beans that have been decaffeinated with a Swiss water method. This process uses only water to remove the caffeine and will leave you with much better decaf coffee in the end. Cheaper methods use chemicals like ethyl acetate, and may try to fool you with labels claiming to be “all natural”. Technically, ethyl acetate is a natural product but the final coffee is going to be inferior to the Swiss water decaf.
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