Recommendations for decaffeinated cafetière coffee please.

zepp76

As title, are there any “good” (subjective I know) decaffeinated cafetière ground coffees available from the usual supermarkets you would recommend please?

octatonic

Illy.

ThePrettyDamned

I have just had some craft house decaf Guatemala - it's very good as espresso for sure, and I think fruity enough for a good cafetiere. It's an excellent coffee.

russpm

I like Tesco Decaff Italian Inspired- dark & rich
rated at 4 medium - strong

fastonebaz

Panama Geisha mmmmm

scrumhalf

russpm said:

I like Tesco Decaff Italian Inspired- dark & rich
rated at 4 medium - strong

I've only ever seen their 3 decaf. It's drinkable.

On the basis that their instant coffee isn't too bad I'd give PErcol a go, although I've never seen their "proper" decaf in the shops.

hywelg

Lidl decaff is OK. But often run out. 

Sassafras

Why?
Why remove the only good thing about coffee?

russpm

Sassafras said:

Why?
Why remove the only good thing about coffee?

I had to due to fkn high blood pressure, despite being 10.5 stone, lean and a marathon runner!

zepp76

Sassafras said:

Why?
Why remove the only good thing about coffee?

Because it could be a cause of the suspected severe IBS flare ups. It’s trial and error to find out what sets it off for me as everyone is different and there is no definitive way of knowing without trying.

skay

Lavazza Dek beans would be my recommendation, you can buy 500g packs for just under £8 from Amazon if you buy 2. 

I drink the regular red Lavazza during the day, and switch to the decaf later in the evening, and it tastes equally as nice (honestly!).

Grumpyrocker

Sassafras said:

Why?
Why remove the only good thing about coffee?

IBS, lack of sleep, increased anxiety.

vasselmeyer

skay said:

Lavazza Dek beans would be my recommendation, you can buy 500g packs for just under £8 from Amazon if you buy 2. 

I drink the regular red Lavazza during the day, and switch to the decaf later in the evening, and it tastes equally as nice (honestly!).

Another vote for the blue Lavazza decaf. I've given it to many guests and none of them have spotted it for decaf.

joneve

I got given a few different varieties of coffee from Whittards for Christmas. They’re full caffeine but might be worth giving their decaf options a whirl as they are some of the best coffee’s I’ve ever had. So maybe their decaf is decent too? 

ThePrettyDamned

Just saw from supermarket...

Illy is probably the best bet. If you get lucky, you'll get a relatively fresh tin. 

zepp76

I’ve tried the Lavazza decaff, it was ok.

 Just brewed some Sainsbury’s Colombian decaff, very nice indeed.

Jetfire

Coaltown Coffee (who are less than a mile from my house) do an amazing one called Jenkins Jones and its the best Ive ever had. 

https://www.coaltowncoffee.co.uk/products/jenkin-jones-no2-decaffinated?variant=4013319454731 ;

They also do them Nespresso Pods (i think).  

usedtobe

Wife rates the blue lavazza decaf, too.. 

zepp76

Cafedirect Machu Picchu decaf seems to be where it’s at. A lovely cup of coffee!

russpm

If you haven't bought any yet, you must be gagging for a cuppa!!

Emp_Fab

All this time I've been seeing the thread title and thinking "WTF is a decaffeinated coffee cafetiere ? - Surely they're the same as the ones you use for normal coffee ?"