Healthwise Low Acid Decaffeinated Ground Coffee, Chemical-Free Swiss Water Process, 99.9% Caffeine Free, 100% Colombian - Medium Roast, Healthier Coffee for Sensitive Stomachs 12 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Got this for my 93-year-old father who loves coffee but has serious acid reflux issues. He's not big on trying anything new, but he loves this stuff. He said it tastes better than his old standby and doesn't upset his stomach at all. I'm not a coffee drinker myself, but I tried a cup out of curiosity. I have to say it was among the best cups of coffee I've ever had. I've served it to guests as well and it always receives high marks. Everyone is amazed it's a low-acid, caffeine-free product. It is pricey, but I've also discovered I use less per pot than standard coffee. Good stuff!

This coffee is great! As someone with several health issues that affect how I eat, I was happy to find a coffee that finally didn't upset my stomach. DO BE AWARE THOUGH, this coffee is not very strong! The best indicator I can give is maybe gas station coffee or instant coffee. Which I personally like, however if you don't care for either of those this coffee is probably not for you. This coffee tastes OK black, its not strong with a slight sharpness, I prefer it with cream and the smallest pinch of sugar, that way it tastes exactly like a coffee you'd make a gas station. Not strong but still has a boldness with a little sweetness. Reminds you of road trips early in the morning! The best part however is no more severe stomach cramping and burning, will be buying again.

It's very good on the stomach but a little pricey. Hard to find Swiss water method decaffeinated coffee that isn't pricey so this is a good choice

Taste isn't as good as my regular coffee, but I am not used to decaffenated. If this is all I can drink, because of irritated bladder, then it is better than nothing. I can get used to it. So, not bad at all. Update. Actually tastes pretty good. Giving five stars. Update: so I ordered more of this coffee. I tried not to. It's more expensive than my regular coffee. And it didn't help bladder issue. But after two days of I was craving it. And didn't like my other coffee. This coffee actually tastes better.

I tried Tyler's and Purroast, both of which are more expensive. Health wise tasted better and is a better value. It still is a bit bitter to me, though I will buy it again until I find something better. Maxwell House Low Acid tastes better to me and costs much less, but unfortunately it doesn't come in decaf.

I’ve suffered from LPR, aka Silent reflux, for the past year. Anything acidic makes it hard for me to breathe as I don’t get typical reflux symptoms. Oh and I also get gut wrenching anxiety from even the smallest amount of caffeine. I was reluctant to try this because I’ve tried other “low acid” coffee before- and other decaf coffees that still caused anxiety. This coffee has given me back the joy I get, and probably you get, from a nice cup of coffee. I will drink 3 to 4 cups of this a day and have zero reaction- just purely satisfied. I just purchased my 2nd canister of it today. I still do not have the proper ratio down for grounds to water, but I can tell you, if you like iced coffee- brew the coffee and place the pot in the fridge. I do about 4 tablespoons of grounds and get a full pot. It’s so good!!!

OK, listen up. I am a coffee expert. I have written articles about coffee and given talks. I have owned and operated one of the largest coffee houses in California, which won awards for excellence. And I have no interest in supporting one coffee seller over another. Since I actually bought this coffee and used it, Amazon will tag me as a Verified Purchaser. I read the reviews and this is my professional opinion. 1. There are only two points that are true about these k-cups: First, these pods do, in fact, fit in the older versions of the Keurig coffee machines. I bought mine about 3 years ago and they worked fine. And, as the ad now correctly states, it does not work in the latest Keurig machines. Second, … these are the lowest priced k-cups of low acid coffee anywhere around. 2. You can’t compare low acid coffee with regular coffee, they are two different beverages. Regular coffee, because it is processed less, will always taste better. Having said that, the idea is to produce low acid coffee as close to the taste of regular coffee as one can. Cafe Don Pedro is way, way off the mark. In my professional opinion, this coffee is watery and awful tasting. I have tasted other low acid coffees and this is the worst of the few others I have tasted. 3. In my opinion, the problem with the k-0cup pods are likely two issues: The most important issue seems to be that the pods do not have enough coffee. I’d recommend to Cafe Don Pedro that they increase the coffee grind by 20%. (This is why it tastes watery.) Second, while, “Columbian Supremo” beans are generally very good coffee beans, giving full rounded flavor, I feel the beans they used are not this variety, or … they used old beans that should be discarded. Lastly on this, it is also very possible that the process they used to make low acid coffee is simply an inferior process, since other brands I’ve tried tasted much better. 4. In you have this brand; there is a way to boost the density and flavor to use up what you bought. Find a good instant coffee and add about 1/3 of whatever measure you would use to make a cup of instant coffee – to the Cafe Don Pedro cup that is produced. (Yes, the small amount of instant does add some acid, but not that much.) This is a way to use up the sub-standard Cafe Don Pedro you purchased. 5. The 5-star Ratings, in my opinion, are bogus. They are not written by genuine Amazon customers. You can see they are not verified. Amazon should remove these because the 5-star reviews are likely a fraudulent scheme to sell inferior coffee as 5-star coffee. They seem to be written by the same one or two people. To submit over 100 5-star ratings is quite an arduous task. It took a lot of planning and time to manufacture this scheme. 6. Based on false advertising, there should be no reason why you cannot return these to the seller. Amazon allows false advertising as a proper and acceptable reason to return this product, and that return cost is paid by the seller. You would receive a postage paid label through Amazon for this return. 7. All those who bought this coffee and did not like it, whether you returned it or not, should click on “write a review” and give it a 1-star rating. Lastly, I want to give those true coffee lovers who buy whole bean coffee, two important tips on making the best coffee. First, throw away your home coffee grinders. I don’t care how much you paid for them, there are extremely inferior to the large rectangle metal grinders you see in coffee houses or store such as Costco or Sam’s Club. If the coffee beans are not ground correctly, your coffee will not taste good. Here is why. All home grinders have a type of cutting blade similar to those used a blenders. They whirl around and “cut” the beans, not grind them. The problem is: some grounds are too fine (like powdered sugar) which makes the coffee taste bitter. Other grounds are too large or too course, making the coffee watery. Those huge professional in-store grinders ACTUALLY GRIND THE BEANS, not cut or chop. When the beans pass through these grinding plates (and they pass through only once), the size of the tiny pieces of beans is all the same size. And, of course, you can adjust the size you want, to fit the coffee brewer you use. Secondly, store ground coffee in the freezer. It stays fresher there. Ground coffee in your cupboard will lose much of its wonderful smell and flavor in only a few days. This is true whether you had beans ground or opened a can of pre-ground coffee, store it in the freezer.

I have been hunt8ng for Columbian supremo decaf of which is really hard to find. I decided to give this a try and very pleased with the columbian supremo flavor, sweet and well developed. I feel the price is a bit high and only can find it in small cans ground already. Hopefully Amazon can get them to offer whole beans and 2lbs bag. Do I recommend this coffee? Yes, giddy up, up some and try it.

Taste is great. Shipment time was fine for me.

I have a medical condition (interstitial cystitis) and have gone on a low acid diet to try and help. Coffee is, of course, acidic so I had to stop taking it. This was the one thing which I really missed and I found myself craving a cup of coffee, especially at breakfast time. I heard about low acid coffee but a search on the internet revealed that there appeared to be not a single supplier in the UK which sold it. It seemed that it was only available in the USA. It was possible to buy low acid coffee on Ebay (coming from the USA) but I wanted the decaf version and I could not find this. I was, therefore, delighted to find it being sold on Amazon. It is still being posted from America and obviously you have to pay the appropriate postal charges, but I thought it was worth it. It is lovely coffee - very mellow with not a hint of bitterness. I have bought myself a coffee machine (I only used instant coffee before) and I am now enjoying have a lovely cappuccino with my breakfast. The tin says that I should get 110 cups of coffee from each tin so thats not too bad. Yes it is expensive but definitely worth it and I intend to keep on buying it. I would also mention that low acid coffee is also good for those with digestive problems.

This Coffee has a really good taste, it's also the only coffee my IC will tolerate. After 4 years of not being able to drink coffee, it was a very welcome treat

Sorry but this tastes awful . Just paid £29 for one cup of coffee as will not be drinking more than one cup . Even if I liked it that small tin will not make 110 cups - very misleading and poor value for money