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colombia coffee · decaf

Decaffeinated Colombia

by french truck coffee · new orleans, usa

you'll taste lemon before sugar cane. this is decaffeinated colombia, a colombia from french truck coffee.

lemonsugar canetomato
$19buy from french truck coffee

the bean

origin
colombia
status
in stock
this is a decaffeinated colombian coffee from french truck coffee. colombia is one of the most consistent producing countries, and this lot carries bright, clean flavors even without caffeine, showing lemon acidity, a sweetness closer to raw sugar cane than refined sugar, and a subtle savory tomato quality that adds complexity. that combination makes it well-rounded and interesting rather than flat or one-dimensional. brew it as a drip, pour-over, or french press, keeping water temperature moderate, around 195 to 200°f, to bring out the citrus without pushing bitterness.

common questions

What does Decaffeinated Colombia taste like?

it has lemon brightness, a sugar cane sweetness, and a mild savory tomato note that keeps it from tasting overly simple or flat.

How is Decaffeinated Colombia grown and processed?

it is sourced from colombia and has been decaffeinated, though the specific decaf process, such as swiss water or ethyl acetate, is not specified in the available information.

How should I brew Decaffeinated Colombia?

standard drip, pour-over, or french press all work well here, use water around 195 to 200°f to highlight the lemon and sugar cane notes without over-extracting.

about french truck coffee

french truck coffee sits on magazine street like it belongs there, which it does after years of earning the trust of new orleanians who know good coffee when they taste it. the 4.6-star rating from nearly 700 google reviews tells you something, but not everything. what it doesn't capture is the way regulars pause at that first sip, the slight nod of approval when the extraction hits just right. this isn't about fancy equipment or instagram moments. it's about consistency in a city that demands authenticity. the baristas pull shots with the kind of attention that makes you realize why chains feel so hollow. you taste the difference in every cup, that careful balance between bold and smooth that keeps people coming back to magazine street instead of settling for whatever's convenient. some places serve coffee. french truck serves the kind of coffee that makes you rethink what you've been drinking everywhere else.

all coffee from french truck coffee

new orleans, usa

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