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Colombia · Ethyl acetate decaffeination

Decaf, Colombia

Roasted by Wood and Co Coffee

Decaf blend from Pitalito, Colombia with Caturra and Colombia varieties.

Decaf, Colombia — Wood and Co Coffee
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From the roaster

Looking for a delicious decaf coffee that won't keep you up all night? Look no further than our Decaf Blend!

This coffee is sourced from Pitalito, Colombia, and is a mix of the Caturra and Colombia varieties. It's processed using ethyl acetate, which is a natural decaffeination method, and tastes like orange cake, chocolate, and dark malt.

So if you're looking for a tasty coffee that won't keep you up all night long, give our Decaf Blend a try!

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Context

This decaf from Wood and Co Coffee showcases what's possible when thoughtful sourcing meets careful decaffeination. Sourced from Pitalito, Colombia, a region known for quality arabica production, this coffee blends Caturra and Colombia varietals—a pairing that typically emphasizes balance and sweetness. The beans underwent ethyl acetate decaffeination, a method that preserves origin character while removing caffeine. Wood and Co's tasting notes of orange cake, chocolate, and dark malt suggest the roast draws out confectionery sweetness alongside subtle roasted grain complexity, offering a fuller-bodied decaf experience that doesn't sacrifice flavor.

Buy — $22 from Wood and Co Coffee

In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Decaf, Colombia grown?

Decaf, Colombia, roasted by Wood and Co Coffee, is sourced from Huila, Colombia.

What does Decaf, Colombia taste like?

Expect tasting notes of orange cake, chocolate, and dark malt.

How is Decaf, Colombia processed?

Decaf, Colombia uses the Ethyl acetate decaffeination process.

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