After Dark Drip | Decaf | Sugarcane Decaffeinated
After Dark Drip | Decaf | Sugarcane Decaffeinated
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For those who love coffee. And sleep.
This dark roast decaf coffee delivers deep chocolate richness, buttery caramel sweetness, and a subtle toasted hazelnut finish. It’s bold, balanced, and pretty darn smooth. Whether it’s a late-night sip or an anytime indulgence, After Dark Drip lets you enjoy the moment, no matter the hour.
Drink up, day or night, the coffee’s always on.
- Dark Roast
- Origin: Colombia
- Notes: Caramel, Dark Chocolate, Roasted Hazelnut
- Decaffeination Method: Sugarcane (EA)
- 100% Arabica Coffee
Resting Time: 3-10 days
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Hans B.
My favorite decaf so far. Would recommend!
Sarah A.
Positively surprised by the flavors of this blend!
Pete S.
Love this for post dinner espresso. Solid
John
Great as an immersion brew. Has a deep, roasty taste like most dark roasts, but still has some fruity nuances in there.
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Love It or It's on Us
If your coffee doesn’t hit the spot, we’ll make it right or give you your money back. No guilt, no hassle.
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Freshly Roasted
We roast in small batches and ship fast. Your coffee will show up on your doorstep fresh and full of flavor.
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Better Coffee, No Snobbery
We’re serious about flavor, not about fancy jargon. Great coffee that’s easy to enjoy. Simple as that.
Delicious decaf coffee without sacrificing taste. I’ll be ordering this again
I like this coffee
If you generally lean towards lighter roast, don't get this. They have plenty more options that will suit your palate. As a decaf coffee, it's still very well made. The cup doesn't have that classic decaf shortcoming but boy it's DARK. Tried with espresso, I couldn't enjoy the cup even with milk. Hoped flash brewing on v60 will soften the burnt-like essence for me, but no. Last resort is cold brewing, I'm sure that will help me finish the bag.
I enjoy fuller bodied, stronger coffees. Definitely enjoyed this coffee for mid-day espresso/milk drinks as well as after dinner pour over
Thanks, John!