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Decaf Sumatra is our most flavorful decaf with an earthy aroma and virtually no acidity. It has a syrupy, full body like Sumatra and will change the way you think of decaf coffees.
More about this coffee: Sumatra, the sixth-largest island in the world, is home to Mount Kerinci, a 12,467-foot peak.
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Food Pairings:
Cinnamon, toffee and fresh breads - all are divine with a cup of this coffee.
Origin Notes:
Coffees from Asia are popular for their full body and mellow, earthy flavors. Coffees from the Pacific islands are typically lively with herbal undertones.
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This coffee when grind was very blend,
Customer Rating:
1.0
Nov. 19, 2009
Would not purchase again
by Ruby(Montgomery, AL) 1 review
This blend of coffee was very bland, I was very disappointed with my selection. I usually drink house blend decaf or breakfast blend. Over the years, I have tried all blends and even this however this purchase was not the quality I have grown accustom from Starbucks.
I have been drinking Sumatra for a couple of years and I am not happy with Starbucks' version. It lost the wonderful nuance and rich characteristics of real Sumatra and instead disguised with a burntlike dark dark terrible roast.
For me, this is the best and boldest decaf coffee available. It has flavor, unlike many decafs I try - great for a late evening Irish Coffee (Jamison 12 year + hand whipped, chilled cream!). Of course, if I want to really enjoy my cup I have to switch to high octane (in which case I go with aged Sumatra or Sidamo).
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