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Décaféiné - Café de Colombie

Roasted by Café Mokxa

Une tasse douce et ronde développant des notes équilibrées de chocolat, caramel et amande.

Décaféiné - Café de Colombie — Café Mokxa
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From the roaster

Une tasse douce et ronde développant des notes équilibrées de chocolat, caramel et amande.

— Café Mokxa

Context

Sourced from Colombia and roasted by Café Mokxa, the Décaféiné - Café de Colombie offers a profile centered on classic, comforting sweetness. The roaster identifies distinct notes of chocolate, caramel, and almond, a combination often associated with coffees that provide a rich, balanced mouthfeel. While decaffeinated coffees are processed to remove caffeine, they can retain the inherent characteristics of their origin, often highlighting the nutty and sugary qualities typical of Colombian beans.

When evaluating the nuances of such a profile, enthusiasts often refer to the flavor wheel to better categorize these specific sensory experiences. Because this selection emphasizes deep, dessert-like tones rather than bright acidity, it serves as an excellent example of how traditional processing methods can yield a smooth, approachable cup. Whether enjoyed as a morning ritual or an evening treat, this coffee demonstrates the potential for decaffeinated options to deliver a sophisticated and satisfying experience for the palate.

Buy — €10 from Café Mokxa

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Frequently asked questions

What does Décaféiné - Café de Colombie taste like?

Expect tasting notes of chocolat, caramel, and amande.

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