Decaf Coffee Beans, Roasted to Order

Decaf Coffee Beans

Choose from our curated selection of premium freshly roasted decaf coffee beans. All decaf coffee is roasted to order in our Leeds roastery and delivered straight to your door. Available as whole beans or ground to order depending on your preference.

Free delivery when you spend £25 or more.

Use code PEBBLE to save 20% off your first order.

Which decaf coffee should I choose?

Choose our Honduras decaf if you prefer caramel and chocolate flavours. If you prefer a cleaner, more citrus flavour then the Colombia decaf may fit the bill. 

How is decaf coffee made?

There are various methods of coffee decaffeination but the main ones in use today are water based (Swiss Water, Mountain Water) and chemical based (Ethyl Acetate-"Sugarcane Process"). Our chosen decaf coffees in this range are both decaffeinated using the Mountain Water process.

How much caffeine is in decaf coffee?

The various processes for decaffeinating coffee usually result in about 97% of the caffeine being removed from the coffee bean. Read more about caffeine in coffee. 

Decaf coffee beans or ground decaf?

For the absolute freshest taste it's always better to own your own grinder and grind only the amount you need. However, if you don't have your own grinder then of course we can grind it for you. Just choose the correct option for your preferred brew method on the product page when you add to cart.

Please bear in mind that coffee stored as ground loses its flavour much more quickly compared with coffee stored in whole bean form. That's why it's much better to grind yourself if at all possible.

Can I get decaf on a subscription?

Yes of course. Just choose the Your Choice Subscription and pick the decaf coffee you'd like to be included when selecting the box contents. Once you're setup with a subscription we can do the rest - making sure you keep topped up with lovely freshly roasted decaf coffee all the time.

Why does fresh decaf coffee taste better?

Decaf coffee beans tend to lose their flavour much quicker than the normal caffeinated kind. This is because there is additional processing that is done to remove the caffeine, resulting in a slightly altered internal composition of the bean itself. That's why it has to be consumed as fresh as possible and the usual shelf life is shorter.

The best course of action, therefore, is to order as much coffee as you need for about a month so that you have freshly roasted decaf coffee in constant supply and you don't have to worry about it going stale.