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Colombia Sugar Cane Decaf Crickle Creek Coffee
Colombia Sugar Cane Decaf Crickle Creek Coffee

Café décaféiné du mois – Canne à sucre de Colombie

15 avis

Notes: Brown Sugar and Spiced Apple

Single Origin • 340 g

$21.50

REMARQUES : Sucre roux et pomme épicée. Acidité moyenne.

TORRÉFACTION : Moyennement foncé

Découvrez un café décaféiné pas comme les autres, traité selon la méthode innovante de la canne à sucre à Manizales, en Colombie. Ce procédé unique utilise de l'acétate d'éthyle naturel, dérivé de la canne à sucre, pour éliminer en douceur la caféine tout en préservant les saveurs vibrantes du café. Le résultat ? Une tasse onctueuse et corsée avec des notes de sucre brun et de pomme épicée, une acidité moyenne et une finale veloutée. Parfait pour ceux qui recherchent le goût d'un café colombien exceptionnel sans la caféine.

340 G RMS

Find Your Best Grind

For the best flavour, we recommend whole beans and grinding just before brewing. This gives you more control and keeps your coffee tasting its best.

If you’d like it pre-ground, we’ve matched each grind to your brewing method:

Coarse: Best for French press, percolator and cold brew.

Medium-Coarse: Great for Chemex, Clever Dripper, and longer AeroPress brews.

Medium: Perfect for drip coffee makers and flat bottom pour overs.

Medium-Fine: Ideal for pour over (V60) and AeroPress with shorter brew times.

Fine: Best for espresso and moka pots.
Roasted to Order.
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THE BEAN REPORT

Café décaféiné du mois – Canne à sucre de Colombie

Country

Colombia

Altitude

1800 mals

Varietals

Caturra Colombia Castillo

Café décaféiné du mois – Canne à sucre de Colombie

Process

washed, Sugar Cane Decaf

Region

Manizales

Producer

Descafecol

Roast Profile

Medium

Behind The Beans

Close-up of red coffee berries on a branch with a blurred green background in Colombia. Best Colombia Decaf Coffee in Canada

Café décaféiné du mois – Canne à sucre de Colombie

This decaf comes from Manizales, Colombia, a region known for producing coffees with natural sweetness, structure, and a clean cup profile.

The caffeine is removed using the sugar cane process, also known as ethyl acetate decaffeination. In this method, ethyl acetate derived from sugar cane is used to gently separate caffeine from the green coffee. This approach is valued in specialty coffee because it helps protect the bean’s original character instead of flattening the cup.

For this lot, the process supports the coffee’s Colombian profile: sweetness, medium acidity, and a soft fruit-like quality. Roasted to a medium level, it keeps more lift and nuance than a darker decaf, allowing the brown sugar and spiced apple notes to come through with clarity.

Steaming brewed single origin, medium roast specialty coffee in a white handmade mug on a textured beige surface.

Why you'll love this coffee

Decaf that tastes so complete, you may not even notice it is decaf.

It has the sweetness, body, and balance of a true specialty coffee, without the caffeine. The cup feels smooth and satisfying, with enough character to enjoy black and enough comfort to pair beautifully with milk.

This medium roast is also easy to brew your way. It works well across all brewing methods, from drip and pour over to French press, espresso-style drinks, and milk-based coffee. It is a decaf made for real coffee lovers, not just decaf drinkers.

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Taste coffees side by side, learn what makes each cup unique, and enjoy a fun, hands-on experience at our Calgary roastery — built around a shared love of great coffee.

RESERVE YOUR SPOT

Why we are different

Why choose Crickle Creek Coffee?

We’re fourth-generation coffee farmers roasting in Calgary since 1994, with seed-to-cup knowledge behind every bag.

Coffee is personal. We’re here to help you find a coffee you genuinely love.

From special micro lots on our family farm in El Salvador to carefully sourced coffees from exceptional farmers around the world, every specialty coffee is roasted in Calgary to bring out its best character.

Whether you love smooth medium roasts, rich medium-dark coffees, unapologetically dark roasts, decaf, or half-caff, we make it easier to find a brew that fits your taste, your routine, and your day.

Brew boldly. Live fully.

How fresh will my coffee be?

Freshness starts before roasting. We use current-harvest green coffee from carefully selected lots, not old beans sitting for years.

Then we roast to order.

That matters because “freshly roasted” can still mean coffee was roasted in a large batch, stored, and sold later. Roast-to-order means we roast after your order is placed, then ship the next day from our Calgary roastery.

Because we sell direct, your coffee skips the grocery shelf and warehouse rotation. It travels while it rests after roasting, so it reaches your home closer to its best drinking window.

The benefit is simple: better coffee from the start, better timing after roasting, more aroma in the bag, and a cup that tastes the way it was meant to taste.

How does shipping work?

We ship directly from our Calgary roastery across Canada, the next day after roasting.

Free shipping is available on orders over $30 in Calgary and surrounding areas, and over $60 across Canada. Most orders arrive within 2–4 days, depending on location.

How should I store my coffee?

Keep your coffee sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat, light, moisture, and strong smells. A pantry or cupboard is perfect.

For the best flavour, enjoy your coffee within 4 weeks of roasting. If unopened and stored properly, whole bean coffee can still be enjoyed for up to 4 months, but its aroma and flavour will gradually soften over time.

Whole bean stays fresher longer than ground coffee, so we recommend grinding just before brewing whenever possible.

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