1.2K views · 35 reactions | #DidYouKnow: Peet’s decaf coffees go through the natural water process decaffeination to remove caffeine—not flavor—before meticulous roasting. By using the same high-quality coffee beans as in our regular coffees, we ensure a decaf with so much richness and depth, it tastes as good as the real thing. Learn more about our decaf water process: https://bit.ly/3A1W3S0 | Peet's Coffee | Facebook

Do you know why decaf is often bad? Whether you love it or hate it, there are undeniable differences between decaf and regular coffee, and that happens when the coffee beans are damaged through the decaffeination process. That doesn't mean decaf cannot be good or should be avoided altogether. | James Hoffmann

3.3K views · 54 reactions | Why is our experience of decaf often bad? The process of removing caffeine from the coffee beans is actually damaging and makes it more difficult for us to brew a good cup of decaffeinated coffee. But it doesn't mean that it is impossible either. | James Hoffmann | Facebook