HomeStore

GUATEMALA DECAF SWISS WATER - Green Coffee Beans

GUATEMALA DECAF SWISS WATER - Green Coffee Beans

Guatemala Decaf Swiss Water Green Coffee Beans offer a smooth, well-balanced cup with rich flavours and a clean finish. Decaffeinated using the Swiss Water® Process, these beans maintain their distinct origin characteristics while providing a decaffeinated option for those who want to enjoy coffee without caffeine. Sourced from high altitudes in Guatemala, these beans are a great choice for home roasters seeking a decaf option that doesn’t compromise on taste.

Guatemala Decaf Swiss Water Origin and Details

  • Country: Guatemala
  • Region: Various high-altitude regions
  • Altitude: Over 1,500 meters above sea level
  • Variety: Bourbon, Caturra, Catuai
  • Processing Method: Washed, Swiss Water Decaf

Processing Method and Quality Control

The Swiss Water® Process is a chemical-free decaffeination method that uses water and osmosis to remove caffeine while retaining the beans' original flavours. This meticulous method ensures that the coffee maintains its rich profile, making it an excellent decaf choice. The beans undergo washing to enhance their clean cup qualities, adding a layer of consistency to each batch.

Potential Flavour Notes and Characteristics

When roasted, these green beans develop a smooth profile with notes of chocolate, caramel, and a hint of apple, complemented by a clean aroma and medium body. The balanced acidity provides a rounded cup, ideal for those who enjoy a well-structured decaf coffee.

Benefits of Home Coffee Roasting

Roasting Guatemala Decaf Swiss Water green beans at home gives you control over the roast level, allowing you to highlight the chocolatey sweetness or develop a deeper, richer body, all while preserving the beans' decaffeinated nature and unique flavour profile.

Important Disclaimer

These are green, unroasted coffee beans and are not suitable for direct grinding or coffee-making. They must be roasted first before they can be brewed and enjoyed as coffee.

Select Weight
From $9.00
GUATEMALA DECAF SWISS WATER - Green Coffee Beans
$9.00
Product image 1
Product image 2
Product image 3
Product image 4

Description

Guatemala Decaf Swiss Water Green Coffee Beans offer a smooth, well-balanced cup with rich flavours and a clean finish. Decaffeinated using the Swiss Water® Process, these beans maintain their distinct origin characteristics while providing a decaffeinated option for those who want to enjoy coffee without caffeine. Sourced from high altitudes in Guatemala, these beans are a great choice for home roasters seeking a decaf option that doesn’t compromise on taste.

Guatemala Decaf Swiss Water Origin and Details

  • Country: Guatemala
  • Region: Various high-altitude regions
  • Altitude: Over 1,500 meters above sea level
  • Variety: Bourbon, Caturra, Catuai
  • Processing Method: Washed, Swiss Water Decaf

Processing Method and Quality Control

The Swiss Water® Process is a chemical-free decaffeination method that uses water and osmosis to remove caffeine while retaining the beans' original flavours. This meticulous method ensures that the coffee maintains its rich profile, making it an excellent decaf choice. The beans undergo washing to enhance their clean cup qualities, adding a layer of consistency to each batch.

Potential Flavour Notes and Characteristics

When roasted, these green beans develop a smooth profile with notes of chocolate, caramel, and a hint of apple, complemented by a clean aroma and medium body. The balanced acidity provides a rounded cup, ideal for those who enjoy a well-structured decaf coffee.

Benefits of Home Coffee Roasting

Roasting Guatemala Decaf Swiss Water green beans at home gives you control over the roast level, allowing you to highlight the chocolatey sweetness or develop a deeper, richer body, all while preserving the beans' decaffeinated nature and unique flavour profile.

Important Disclaimer

These are green, unroasted coffee beans and are not suitable for direct grinding or coffee-making. They must be roasted first before they can be brewed and enjoyed as coffee.