365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Buzz Free Decaf Whole Bean Coffee, Medium Full City Roast, 24 OunceFair Trade CertifiedRainforest AllianceFair Trade CertifiedRainforest AllianceRainforest AllianceFair Trade CertifiedRainforest Alliance

I’ve never liked coffee, but since drinking this brand- I’m in love. It’s very strong, but blends well with my cafe protein shake. The color is dark, but I let it steep for about 15-20 minutes. I do my best to get it strong. Its aroma is amazing and reminds me of childhood. The acidity is a bit much for me, but I don’t notice it once I add my heated, plant-based protein as creamer. The smoothness is just right for my reason for drinking. Please get it back in stock!

This decaf by 365 Whole Foods Market, is an excellent value for water processed decaf which is organic!Like others, I was hoping for a medium roast, but this is a DARK ROAST. Even so, it delivers a non-bitter, smooth cup. Perhaps Whole Foods would consider adding a medium roast (pretty please) to this line! Other than my personal roast preference, this is an excellent decaf and value.

Good flavor

This is our go to coffee at home. Great flavor and it is Swiss Water processed. That is very important for us with decaf coffee- do not buy the regular decaf, only look for Swiss water process so that it is naturally processed for removing the caffeine (not removed by chemicals).

I was trying to find decaf beans that make good coffee, specifically cold brew, that are more affordable. The last bag I tried before this was awful, but I thought I'd try these before going back to the more expensive ones I was using. I am not disappointed with these at all. Plenty strong enough and not bitter or acidic. I'll buy them again

Delicious

Despite the Amazon item description saying in multiple places that this coffee is organic, it is not. Since the recent change in packaging to a primarily white bag, the coffee is no longer QAI Certified Organic and is instead Rainforest Alliance Certified. Rainforest Alliance certification does not require a product to be organic and from my research, only about 18% coffee with this certification is organic. There is no organic certification, nor does the word 'organic' appear on the new packaging, compare the current product images to the old style bag in the customer reviews.I realize that 'organic' no longer means what it used to and that some level of pesticides, etc., are allowed, but coffee is one of the products I buy exclusively organic because it is considered a heavily chemically treated and sprayed crop.This is all VERY disappointing. The original, organic version of this coffee was the easiest on my stomach that I've ever been able to find, tasted great and to top it off was much more affordable than other brands, even with the considerable $4 increase per bag over the last couple of years (which has remained with the new non-organic product).

I was always under the impression that if I had heartburn from coffee, it was probably the caffeine. Then I was told it might be the decaf coffee I bought to try. Apparently many brands of decaf use some kind of chemical, and that chemical is also sometimes irritating to the esophagus and stomach. . This is naturally decaffeinated, and that has made all the difference.