Tim Hortons Decaffeinated Medium Roast Ground Coffee 340g

Nice coffee and fast delivery

We have liked the product since having first tasted in Toronto in 1985 and has remained a favourite.

Great coffee but last pack I got had gone up a bit in price compared to first, but as I thought it was last one I bought it but I think £18.99 is rather a lot, despite this coffee apparently is lovely according to hubby I make iced coffee with it and he says it's delicious and I am making some nearly every day for him. I strain it through a coffee filter in a tea strainer into a metal Turkish coffee pot with hot water just off the boil (60secs or do after)

I'm picky about coffee. But not to a snobbish degree I hope. Some brews will just want creamer anyway, but for others it's a shame to douse their flavors and complexity. Amazingly, this is the latter. :] Good decaf is rare. Great decaf is practically unheard of. I've tried other highly-rated stuff that turned out to be utter garbage. [ahem, New England *cough*] Amazon's 'Happy Belly' was actually pretty decent [before it disappeared]. But Tim Horton's medium decaf? Unreal. Right away you're hit with all the notes coming out of the one-way valve.. Duuuude. This smells like the real stuff! Fingers crossed: And it brewed incredibly; its finer grind is perfect for espresso. Dialed in my old faithful no-frills maker, and out came a deliciously full-bodied, fruit-forward cup. Low acidity, cheerful sweetness, thick silky crema, and all the tasting notes that feel bougie to write down. Chocolate, tart strawberry, vanilla.. Immediately ordered more for insurance, afraid the batch was flukey. Comparable in price to McCafe's med/decaf offering [*blecch*!]? This is an outstanding decaf for supertasters who'd rather not gamble with caffeine or stomach issues, or anyone who appreciates legit bean action. All the stars l!

Very good taste.

Tim Hortons coffee is great for a person that needs to cut back on your caffeine, they do the Swiss water removal of the caffeine process, which is tend to be the better process for removing caffeine in the bean the taste is is great specially if you’re using a French press it just holds more of the flavor of the coffee and if I choose not to drink coffee, I don’t get the jitters and a headache like you get when you’ don’t get your caffeine fix.

This is my current decaf brand that I use on my breakfast table. And I consider myself a coffee fanatic and a health fanatic. No greater praise can I give than that I use it myself on my own breakfast table. Disclaimer and caveat here is this... I am also cheap, and on a budget. This brand currently can be had for under Gevalia Decaf coffee, which I consider slightly better tasting, but also almost 50 percent higher in price. For me, the three dollar a bag difference is a deal killer. This is a very good decaf coffee. Open the bag fresh and smell the aroma. Plus when I found out Kraft Heinz now owns Gevalia in North America, that kind of turned me off. Like when Budweiser's Anheuser Busch BOUGHT iconic German beers like Spaten and Becks and started brewing them in St. Louis, I stopped buying the American adopted beers. I would expect Kraft Heinz to make decisions for Gevalia that will affect its purity of flavor and quality. I think Horton's keeps a close eye on the freshness of the roasting of the beans for this coffee. I have not had a bad bag yet. I do mix it with caffeine coffees half and half, but have never noticed any caffeine spikes from drinking it. Also I would consider it a plus that it seems to go down smoothly with no acid stomach or heartburn. All things considered... taste, price, freshness, aroma, and consistency from bag to bag month to month... its a solid yes for a morning decaf coffee.

Love this decaf coffee! Tastes great!