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Decaf Espresso

 

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Decaf Espresso is a concentrated coffee beverage brewed by forcing very hot, but not boiling, water under high pressure through coffee that has been ground to a consistency between extremely fine and powder. It works the same for decaf espresso also.

It was invented and has undergone development in Milan, Italy, since the beginning of the 20th century, but up until the mid 1940s it was a beverage produced solely with steam pressure.
The invention of the spring piston lever machine and its subsequent commercial success changed espresso into the beverage we know today, produced with between 9 and 10 atmospheres, or Bars, of pressure.
Three methods for decaffeination
Commercial decaffeination was born in Germany in 1905, when Ludwig Roselius and Karl Wimmer developed a method that used benzene to remove the caffeine from green beans. In this approach, now known as the direct method, green beans are first hydrated to open the pores, then soaked or rinsed with a solvent that extracts the caffeine, steamed to remove solvent residues and then dried. Benzene, an extremely toxic chemical, was subsequently replaced by methylene chloride. More recently, ethyl acetate has been added to the direct decaffeinator's arsenal.

Methylene chloride is a very efficient decaffeinator, and its low boiling point (104 degrees Fahrenheit) means that the residues can be steamed off at a very low temperature. But health concerns have led some roasters to shy away from it. (Proponents argue that the residue left in the beans is well below the amount allowed by the FDA and virtually disappears during the roasting process.) Ethyl acetate, which is derived from fruit, is considered more "natural," but it has a much higher boiling point (174 degrees Fahrenheit), meaning the beans are subject to much more heat in the steaming process.

In the initial stage of the water-decaffeination process, green beans are soaked in water to create an extract that includes both the coffee compounds and the caffeine. The extract is then filtered through carbon to remove the caffeine so that it can be used to extract caffeine from subsequent batches of beans while leaving most of the other flavor compounds intact. The extract is then used repeatedly to decaffeinate new batches of coffee, and it is filtered through carbon as necessary to remove the caffeine.

In the early days of this process, the beans to be decaffeinated experienced longer contact time with the heated green coffee extract, practically soaking in it. But today, in the Swiss Water process at least, the beans are placed in vertical cylinders, and the extract, which is heated to around 175 degrees Fahrenheit, is trickled down through a tower of beans to minimize bean-to-liquid contact time while still efficiently extracting caffeine.

Finally, we have the super-critical gas method, in which the beans to be decaffeinated are hydrated and then immersed in heated CO2 at intense pressure (220 to 300 bars). At these temperatures, the gaseous CO2 is compressed to a liquid, causing caffeine to diffuse out of the bean and dissolve into the liquid CO2.
 

Our Decaf Espresso coffee is roasted to perfection, these beans are dark roast and full of flavor. 
 Coffee Lovers USA offers Regular Espresso also!

 All Espresso packages are 1 Pound and 5 Pound bags.
Note on grind selection:
Regular Grind is for regular coffee makers
Espresso Grind is for Espresso machines

 


CUBAN ESPRESSO DECAF

A distinct Cuban Espresso decaf considered by many. This decaf dark roasted blend offers a nice sharp beginning with a smooth finish. What a great one shot espresso.  An after dinner or in the morning to get you going favorite.
SKU CM312Dcuban-espresso
Weight   1lb    $12.50
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decaf espresso
Weight   5lb   $46.00
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ESPRESSO CALIFORNIA DECAF

"Strong Espresso, Heavy body, Medium-dark roast."
SKU JD 0286espresso decaf
Weight   1lb   $10.95
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Espresso Decaf
Weight   5lb   $44.00
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Decaf Espresso

ESPRESSO GRAN CREME DECAF

"Italian Style Espresso, Heavy cream, Nuts, Citrus and Chocolate finish."
SKU JD 0288decaf espresso
Weight   1lb   $10.95
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decaf espresso
Weight   5lb   $44.00
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Decaf Espresso

ESPRESSO LATINO DECAF

"Powerful Espresso, full body, low acidity, dark roast"
SKU JD 0284
Weight   1lb   $10.95
decaf espresso
 
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latino decaf
Weight   5lb   $44.00
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latino decaf

ITALIAN ESPRESSO DECAF

A full robust aroma with mellow acidity and a medium body Espresso Decaf. A perfect Espresso for that relaxing time even before bedtime! Mama Mia!
SKU CM 316Ddecaf espresso
Weight   1lb   $13.95
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                             italian espresso
Weight   5lb   $52.00
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Italian Espresso

JAVA D'ORO ESPRESSO DECAF

"Complex Espresso, full body, medium acidity, hints of nuts and chocolate finish."
SKU JD 0282decaf espresso
Weight   1lb   $10.95
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  espresso decaf
Weight   5lb   $44.00
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SWISS WATER DECAF ESPRESSO

"This coffee has been decaffeinated with the water method, no chemicals were used. This is a complex espresso with heavy cream, nuts and chocolate."
SKU   JD 0325
Weight   1lb   $13.95decaf
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swiss espresso decaf
Weight   5lb   $52.00
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