Almost Coffee (Decaf) - Cache Coffee & More

Servings

22.5

Flavor:

Cocoa with Orange, Clove & Tobacco

Roast Type:

Dark

Good For:

Day & Night Coffee Drinking

About this Roast

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We tried our hardest to make this imposter coffee as enjoyable as possible. This is a great roast for people who don’t love decaf and can’t handle caffeine.

Full Flavor profile ensures you the closest thing to real coffee there is.
Our bold Dark Roast leaves this coffee with only one thing to be desired.
No matter what your reasons, everyone should be able to enjoy coffee.
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Step 1

The first step to our Almost Coffee (Decaf) is to insert our unique blend of fresh, hand selected beans. The custom ratio we use enhances the flavor and aroma of our customer’s cup of coffee. We’ve made our decaf roast as good as it could be with a perfect combination of time and temperature, bringing you close to the best cup of coffee there is.

Step 2

The second step to roasting our Almost Coffee is to heat the beans to the perfect temperature. The beans must be heated slowly and evenly to ensure that the beans are not scorched or burned. This process will give us a smooth medium roast.

Step 3

To ensure the beans are evenly roasted, it is essential to stir the beans continuously during the roasting process. This helps prevent any unroasted or scorched beans from collecting in the roaster. Additionally, stirring the beans will help keep them from sticking to the sides of the roasting chamber.

Step 4

The fourth step in this process is cooling the beans. After achieving the desired temperature, the beans are quickly air cooled while being constantly stirred to ensure even cooling. This helps preserve the flavor and aroma of the fresh-roasted beans. Once the beans have cooled to room temperature, they are ready for packaging.

Step 5

The final step of bagging up this locally roasted bag of coffee is to seal the coffee. This helps preserve the freshness of the coffee. The bag is then labeled with the roast level and the date it was roasted. Finally, the bag is packaged and sent to the store for our customers.