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Low Caffeine Specialty Coffee Beans

All the flavour. Half the caffeine. This is specialty coffee designed for those who love the ritual but want more control over their intake — a thoughtfully crafted blend that never asks you to compromise on quality.

A 50/50 blend of Caturra Washed and Decaf Cordillera (naturally decaffeinated via the Sugar Cane process), this coffee delivers 50% less caffeine than a standard cup while retaining the complexity and character you'd expect from a premium Colombian single-origin selection.

Sourced directly from Jairo Arcila in Colombia's Tolima region and grown between 1,450 and 1,700 metres above sea level, this is genuine direct trade — transparent, traceable, and built on relationships with producers who care as deeply about quality as we do.

The Sugar Cane decaffeination process is a natural, chemical-free method unique to Colombia, using ethyl acetate derived from fermented sugar cane to gently remove caffeine while preserving the bean's full flavour integrity. The result is a cup of orange citrus, smooth caramel sweetness, and a sugar cane finish — approachable, balanced, and deeply satisfying.

Locally roasted in small batches in-house at our Adelaide roastery on a Medium-Dark Roast, perfect for espresso, milk-based coffees, and long blacks — any time of day, without the jitters.

  • Caffeine Level: 50% less Caffeine / Blend: 50% Decaf Cordillera + 50% Caturra Washed
  • Variety: Caturra & Castillo
  • Process: Fermented & Washed / Sugar Cane Natural Decaffeination Process
  • Roasting: Medium-Dark
  • Best for: Espresso, Milk-based coffee & Long Black
  • Flavour Profile: Orange, Caramel & Sugar Cane
  • Producer: Jairo Arcila & Descafecol
  • Elevation: 1450 to 1700 meters
  • Region: Quindio - Tolima
  • Country: Colombia
  • Harvest Season: October–January

 

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