Lavazza Dek Decaffeinated Coffee Beans 1 x 500g

As I opened these Lavazza coffee beans the beautiful rich aroma reminded me of the smell and freshness of the full caffeine Lavazza beans. So I am stood there with my nose in the bag taking in this amazing aroma lol.I find that these beans are smaller in size than the full caffeine beans but in my opinion this does not detract from the quality and the smooth well balanced taste in which I did not detect any bitterness at all.These beans have a subtle nuttiness and a delicate fruitiness to them. They are bold without being too strong. A perfect fit for me.Honestly these beans are so good it’s hard to believe they are not full caffeine beans.I must admit I have tried a few different brands of coffee beans but these are now my absolute favourite for my bean to cup coffee machine.As far as the price is concerned I feel they offer value for money because of their quality even though the price is more expensive they are:1. Italian coffee beans and:2. They are decaffeinated using the water process whereas the cheaper brands use solvents in the decaffeinating process.In my opinion I give these beans a whopping 9/10 for the best decaffeinated coffee beans I have tried to date.

I was searching for a long time and this is the best decaffeinated coffee bean I have tried. Sometimes I have to check if it the regular one and I’m usually surprised it’s this one. Great flavour

This is nice tasting, I find I need to put 2 heaped desert spoonfuls in my cafetière or it’s a bit weak.

Great flavoured coffee, really like it. The strength is perfect with a nice rounded flavour

I use the beans and mix them with other brands to get what we used to call half-caf. Get the boost without the buzz.

Nice pleasant coffee

Best decaff beans out there!

Since switching to decaf, it has been a constant search for coffee I really enjoyed. Illy decaf was the go to, and Lavazza decaf is also good, but Dek is the fullest flavour, Italian style decaf I have had. We buy the beans and grind ourselves. The price seems to vary a bit, usually the equivalent of £4 for 250g, but have just ordered 1kg for £15.40 or £3.85 for 250g, quite a bit cheaper than the Illy.