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colombia coffee · decaf

Colombia Sugarcane Decaf

by cannon coffee roasters · woking, uk

you'll taste winey before brown sugar. this is colombia sugarcane decaf, a natural colombia from cannon coffee roasters.

wineybrown sugar
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the bean

origin
colombia
process
natural
roast
medium
status
in stock
colombia sugarcane decaf is a medium-roast decaf from colombia, processed naturally and decaffeinated using the sugarcane method, which uses ethyl acetate derived from sugarcane to remove caffeine while keeping the bean's character intact. the natural process contributes a winey, fermented-fruit quality, and the sugarcane decaf method preserves the brown sugar sweetness that carries through to the cup. at medium roast, it sits in a balanced range, making it well-suited to filter brewing like pour-over or drip, where the winey notes and sweetness can come through cleanly. a good option if you want a decaf that still tastes like a real coffee.

common questions

What does Colombia Sugarcane Decaf taste like?

it has winey, slightly fermented fruit tones from the natural process, balanced by a brown sugar sweetness. the medium roast keeps it from tipping too dark or too light.

How is Colombia Sugarcane Decaf grown and processed?

it's a colombian coffee processed naturally, then decaffeinated using the sugarcane method, which uses ethyl acetate from sugarcane to strip caffeine without heavy chemical intervention.

How should I brew Colombia Sugarcane Decaf?

the medium roast and natural processing respond well to filter methods like pour-over or drip, which let the winey and brown sugar notes come through without flattening them.

about cannon coffee roasters

you're on smarts heath lane, where woking's industrial edges blur into something more interesting. cannon coffee roasters operates from martlands industrial estate, which sounds utilitarian until you realize that's exactly where serious coffee work happens. no foot traffic to distract from the beans. this is roasting as focus, not performance. the kind of place where sourcing decisions matter more than social media angles. you won't find elaborate seasonal menu boards or complicated milk alternatives competing for attention. instead, there's coffee that speaks for itself, roasted by people who understand that consistency requires obsession. the industrial setting makes sense when you think about it. proper roasting needs space, ventilation, and neighbors who won't complain about the smell of green beans transforming at high temperatures. cannon has claimed this territory and made it work. drive down from the main road and you'll find something worth the detour. fresh roasted coffee, wednesday morning.

all coffee from cannon coffee roasters

woking, uk

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