Body: Medium Acidity: Medium Process: Swiss Water Process - Amazing Coffee without Caffeine Tasting Notes: A rounded cup with sweet notes of milk chocolate, malt, and hazelnut. A bright orange acidity lingers throughout. Background: The Swiss Water decaffeination Process (SWP) uses water to gently remove 99.9% of the caffeine from green beans while maintaining the bean's distinctive origin and flavour characteristics. The SWP was originally discovered in the 1930s in Switzerland and is now patented and utilised by the Swiss Water Decaffeination Coffee Inc. in British Columbia, Canada (SWDC). The process ensures that 99.9% of the caffeine is eliminated, while leaving the best of the bean behind. They call it 'amazing coffee without caffeine'. The SWP utilises water saturated with soluble coffee solids, referred to as Green Coffee Extract (GCE), to remove the caffeine from green beans without eliminating any of the soluble coffee components that make up origin characteristics and aromas. When the green beans are placed into the GCE, the soluble coffee components of the green beans are maintained at equilibrium with the coffee solids in the GCE resulting in a net extractive process whereby only the caffeine is removed. This leaves the coffee's unique flavour profile intact. The GCE is then moved through a carbon filtration system to remove the captured caffeine molecules, maintaining the concentration level of soluble coffee components, the green beans are then submerged once more. This process continues until the green beans are 99.9% caffeine free. SWP honours the roaster by delivering beans closer in colour to unroasted green coffee and honours the decaf drinker in the cup by preserving the chlorogenic and amino acids in the bean, which result in better body and flavour. SWDC has a useful production tracer on their website which tracks production info such as origin, region, grades, processes, production dates, ect. FREE Shipping on orders over $50 AUD We ship Australia-wide!

Body: Medium Acidity: Medium Process: Swiss Water Process - Amazing Coffee without Caffeine Tasting Notes: A rounded cup with sweet notes of milk chocolate, malt, and hazelnut. A bright orange acidity lingers throughout. Background: The Swiss Water decaffeination Process (SWP) uses water to gently remove 99.9% of the caffeine from green beans while maintaining the bean's distinctive origin and flavour characteristics. The SWP was originally discovered in the 1930s in Switzerland and is now patented and utilised by the Swiss Water Decaffeination Coffee Inc. in British Columbia, Canada (SWDC). The process ensures that 99.9% of the caffeine is eliminated, while leaving the best of the bean behind. They call it 'amazing coffee without caffeine'. The SWP utilises water saturated with soluble coffee solids, referred to as Green Coffee Extract (GCE), to remove the caffeine from green beans without eliminating any of the soluble coffee components that make up origin characteristics and aromas. When the green beans are placed into the GCE, the soluble coffee components of the green beans are maintained at equilibrium with the coffee solids in the GCE resulting in a net extractive process whereby only the caffeine is removed. This leaves the coffee's unique flavour profile intact. The GCE is then moved through a carbon filtration system to remove the captured caffeine molecules, maintaining the concentration level of soluble coffee components, the green beans are then submerged once more. This process continues until the green beans are 99.9% caffeine free. SWP honours the roaster by delivering beans closer in colour to unroasted green coffee and honours the decaf drinker in the cup by preserving the chlorogenic and amino acids in the bean, which result in better body and flavour. SWDC has a useful production tracer on their website which tracks production info such as origin, region, grades, processes, production dates, ect. FREE Shipping on orders over $50 AUD We ship Australia-wide!