Decaf coffee suggestions

[Finster]

Decaf coffee makes about as much sense to me as non alcoholic beer or sugar free soda...
but, I don't consume much of the full strength products, so would likely just eliminate them entirely before switching to a "lite" version..

[Richard Chrz]

Well let me make some sense out of it for you. I have a progressive nerve disease, and caffiene is starting to over stimulate my nervous system in a noticeable negative way. But I love the flavor of a dark roast coffee, so Im hoping not to have to give up the flavor, I choose what I allow to over activate my nerves, caffiene is something I can live without. Hopefully that helps it make sense for you....

[Finster]

My apologies Richard Chrz if my post came across as judgmental. It certainly was not my intention.
Thank you for clarifying..

[Richard Chrz]

Finster, you had said it did not make sense to you, so I was just letting you know why it made sense to me. my apologies if I came across wrong.

[Michael_in_TX]

I have never found a decaf coffee I really liked. I enjoy two ~10 oz cup of coffee in the morning; however, a few years ago I noticed I started getting really irritable after cup number two.

What I did was switch to half caf and half decaf and it made a difference. I also no longer do caffeine after noon, even tea unless I am really tired or something.

[Draznnl]

We get our coffee from this place. The caffeinated and the espresso are excellent. Never tried the decaf, but odds are they’re good too. https://blackgoldroasters.com/collections/all?page=1

[WayneT]

Richard, I drink decaf on my Doc’s orders because caffeinated coffee makes my heart go pitter-pat when it should go ba-domp, ba-domp. I have been drinking Lavazza Dek for years and love it. It’s made in Torino so you know it’s the real deal. I order mine from Amazon.

[texastweeter]

Lavazza is good $#!+. Its when the ticker goes "pop goes the weasel" that you have bog problems.