Collection: Best Decaf Coffee for AeroPress
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Limited Edition - El Vergel Estate Natural Anaerobic | Decaf | Sugarcane Decaffeinated
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After Dark Drip | Decaf | Sugarcane Decaffeinated
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Jitterfree Delight | Decaf | Swiss Water® Decaffeinated
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Sidekick | Decaf | Sugarcane Decaffeinated
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Why AeroPress Is Great for Decaf
The AeroPress combines immersion brewing with gentle pressure, extracting deep flavor while keeping bitterness low. This makes it ideal for decaf coffee, where preserving the bean’s natural sweetness and complexity is key. It’s also highly adaptable — you can brew a strong, espresso-like concentrate or a smooth, filter-style coffee.
Choosing the Right Decaf for AeroPress
Medium roasts often work best for AeroPress brewing, offering a balance between body and brightness. Single origin decafs highlight unique tasting notes, while blends can deliver a rounded, crowd-pleasing flavor. Grind size can vary depending on your recipe, but a medium-fine grind is a good starting point.
Decaffeination That Keeps Flavor Intact
Our AeroPress-friendly decaf coffees are processed to retain the bean’s original character. The Swiss Water® Process uses only water, time, and temperature to gently remove caffeine while preserving flavor. The sugarcane ethyl acetate method uses naturally derived ethyl acetate from fermented sugarcane to create a smooth, sweet coffee that stays true to its origin.
Brewing Tips for AeroPress Decaf
Use fresh, filtered water at about 200°F. For a classic recipe, combine 15–17 grams of decaf coffee with 220 grams of water, stir, and brew for around 2 minutes before pressing. Experiment with grind size, brew time, and water temperature to fine-tune your flavor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Decaf Work Well in an AeroPress?
Yes. The AeroPress can make decaf taste bold and full-bodied, very similar to its caffeinated counterpart.
What Roast Level Is Best for AeroPress Decaf?
Medium roasts are a great starting point, but lighter roasts can work well for brighter flavors and darker roasts for more body.
Can I Make Espresso-Style Decaf with an AeroPress?
Yes. By using a finer grind and less water, you can brew a concentrated shot that works well for lattes and cappuccinos.
Is the AeroPress Good for Travel Brewing with Decaf?
Absolutely. Its portability and quick brew time make it perfect for coffee on the go, without sacrificing quality.