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Raw green coffee beans are soaked in water and then sealed in an extraction vessel – a stainless steel container able to withstand extreme pressure. Liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) is then forced into this vessel and draws the caffeine from the coffee beans whilst leaving the flavour molecules intact. Once the desired amount of caffeine has been absorbed into the CO2, the liquid is transferred to an absorption chamber where the pressure is released, restoring the CO2 to its gaseous state and leaving the caffeine behind. The decaffeinated beans can now be moved to a drier where they are gently nursed back to their original moisture content, ready for roasting. 500g Natural Decaf Beans Country of origin: Colombia Description Country of origin: Colombia Natural Decaffeination Process: Raw green coffee beans are soaked in water and then sealed in a extraction vessel – a stainless steel container able to withstand extreme pressure. Liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) is then forced into this vessel and draws the caffeine from the coffee beans whilst leaving the flavour molecules intact. Once the desired amount of caffeine has been absorbed into the CO2, the liquid is transferred to an absorption chamber where the pressure is released, restoring the CO2 to its gaseous state and leaving the caffeine behind. The decaffeinated beans can now be moved to a drier where they are gently nursed back to their original moisture content, ready for roasting.
Raw green coffee beans are soaked in water and then sealed in an extraction vessel – a stainless steel container able to withstand extreme pressure. Liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) is then forced into this vessel and draws the caffeine from the coffee beans whilst leaving the flavour molecules intact. Once the desired amount of caffeine has been absorbed into the CO2, the liquid is transferred to an absorption chamber where the pressure is released, restoring the CO2 to its gaseous state and leaving the caffeine behind. The decaffeinated beans can now be moved to a drier where they are gently nursed back to their original moisture content, ready for roasting. 500g Natural Decaf Beans Country of origin: Colombia Description Country of origin: Colombia Natural Decaffeination Process: Raw green coffee beans are soaked in water and then sealed in a extraction vessel – a stainless steel container able to withstand extreme pressure. Liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) is then forced into this vessel and draws the caffeine from the coffee beans whilst leaving the flavour molecules intact. Once the desired amount of caffeine has been absorbed into the CO2, the liquid is transferred to an absorption chamber where the pressure is released, restoring the CO2 to its gaseous state and leaving the caffeine behind. The decaffeinated beans can now be moved to a drier where they are gently nursed back to their original moisture content, ready for roasting.
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Colombian Natural Decaf (500g Beans)

500g
$24.56
($22.28/lbs)

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Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

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$24.56/500g
MISCHU

Colombian Natural Decaf (500g Beans)

500g
$24.56
($22.28/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

What the Brand Says

Raw green coffee beans are soaked in water and then sealed in an extraction vessel – a stainless steel container able to withstand extreme pressure. Liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) is then forced into this vessel and draws the caffeine from the coffee beans whilst leaving the flavour molecules intact. Once the desired amount of caffeine has been absorbed into the CO2, the liquid is transferred to an absorption chamber where the pressure is released, restoring the CO2 to its gaseous state and leaving the caffeine behind. The decaffeinated beans can now be moved to a drier where they are gently nursed back to their original moisture content, ready for roasting. 500g Natural Decaf Beans Country of origin: Colombia Description Country of origin: Colombia Natural Decaffeination Process: Raw green coffee beans are soaked in water and then sealed in a extraction vessel – a stainless steel container able to withstand extreme pressure. Liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) is then forced into this vessel and draws the caffeine from the coffee beans whilst leaving the flavour molecules intact. Once the desired amount of caffeine has been absorbed into the CO2, the liquid is transferred to an absorption chamber where the pressure is released, restoring the CO2 to its gaseous state and leaving the caffeine behind. The decaffeinated beans can now be moved to a drier where they are gently nursed back to their original moisture content, ready for roasting.
Raw green coffee beans are soaked in water and then sealed in an extraction vessel – a stainless steel container able to withstand extreme pressure. Liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) is then forced into this vessel and draws the caffeine from the coffee beans whilst leaving the flavour molecules intact. Once the desired amount of caffeine has been absorbed into the CO2, the liquid is transferred to an absorption chamber where the pressure is released, restoring the CO2 to its gaseous state and leaving the caffeine behind. The decaffeinated beans can now be moved to a drier where they are gently nursed back to their original moisture content, ready for roasting. 500g Natural Decaf Beans Country of origin: Colombia Description Country of origin: Colombia Natural Decaffeination Process: Raw green coffee beans are soaked in water and then sealed in a extraction vessel – a stainless steel container able to withstand extreme pressure. Liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) is then forced into this vessel and draws the caffeine from the coffee beans whilst leaving the flavour molecules intact. Once the desired amount of caffeine has been absorbed into the CO2, the liquid is transferred to an absorption chamber where the pressure is released, restoring the CO2 to its gaseous state and leaving the caffeine behind. The decaffeinated beans can now be moved to a drier where they are gently nursed back to their original moisture content, ready for roasting.

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